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Kenya’s Work Life

Kenya Lowe is a native of Port Huron, Michigan where she graduated from Port Huron Northern High School. She received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Deaf Education from Michigan State University. Crowned Miss Deaf Michigan, in 1999, she was the first African-American to hold this title. She traveled extensively, giving presentations and workshops to young people and organizations around...

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Factory Work During Wartime

Anna was a "Rosy Riveter" but she didn't like the job. Many other jobs followed....

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Armando Acosta – Factory Work and Flood Clean-Up

Armando worked in a wood factory for more than twenty years and since then has cleaned up after floods. He talks about how he communicates with his hearing boss. Thanks for taking the time to share your story Armando. I learn a lot from the Silent Memoirs. Glad the cell communication worked well for you. It's a useful tool. Thanks...

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Kenya Lowe Demanding an Experienced Interpreter

Kenya Lowe didn't have an interpreter until her senior year of high school.  In college, she advocated for the first time in demanding an experienced interpreter.  She also explains why new carpeting made her feel special!...

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