Black Deaf History: Joseph Sarpy Joseph Sarpy shares his story of how he became the first professional Black Deaf actor.
Respect Our Black Deaf Arts: a Zoom Panel Black Deaf artists discuss their perspectives and experiences in each of their respective field.
Meet the Millers: Part I: Awareness View the "Meet the Millers," the story of the history of segregation and integration of Black Deaf students on Gallaudet University campus.
Black Deaf Culture Through the Lens of Black Deaf History Read articles on the culture, history and education of the Black Deaf Community, written by former NBDA President Benro Ogunyipe.
The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL Watch the first of the nine chapters of "The Hidden Treasure of Black ASL: Its History and Structure" video, written by Carolyn McCaskill, et. al.
National Black Deaf Advocates Find information on Black Deaf History, advocacy, events, local chapters, and other resources on NBDA's website.
First Deaf African American Lawyer Claudia Gordon, Anti-Discrimination Advocate Learn more about Claudia L. Gordon, the first deaf female African American lawyer to graduate law school.
Spotlight: Dr. Glenn Anderson Did you know that Dr. Glenn B. Anderson is the first Deaf African-American in the United States to earn a doctorate degree? Read more.
Seeds of Hope: The Andrew Foster Story Learn how Andrew Jackson Foster, the first deaf African American to graduate from Gallaudet College in 1954, established 32 Deaf schools in Africa.