The travel writer on whether or not deaf people count in Jewish law, the allure of feminist cat-sitters, and why she always keeps a copy of Tefilat HaDerech in her purse
A unique learning process helped Joel Scott Strauss fulfill his lifelong goal
‘I may not hear very well, but I really know how to listen,’ says Rabbi Darby Leigh, as deaf Jews make strides in the community
A deaf Muslim atheist responds defiantly to the debate over the ‘Ground Zero mosque’
Deli steak, unkindness to the deaf, and more
How Jewish tradition marginalized the deaf
If you’re going to offend, at least make a point
