Top 20 American Deaf Influencers on Instagram (Jul 2026)

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We found 60 deaf Influencers in United States
These influencers mention 'deaf' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in United States. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
07/19/2026
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1. Savannah Dahan

United States

hey bestie! glad you’re here 🫶🏼 deaf girlie 🎀 creator • performer • dreamer signing my heart out 💗 💌 savvyasl@gmail.com

@savvyasl
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Followers
158.1k
Fake followers
18.33%
Engagement rate
2.45%
Average Reel plays
68.9k
Audience gender
female
69.7%
male
30.3%
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Audience location by country
United States
63.32%
India
6.29%
Brazil
3.61%
Canada
2.95%
Germany
1.26%
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2. Original Hockey Memes

▪️I'm blind, I'm deaf, I'm a hockey ref👨🏻‍🦯 ▪️Best meme coverage of the NHL 🏒 ▪️DM for business 📩 ▪️Est. 2013, San Jose

@blind_ref_logic
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Followers
138.5k
Fake followers
17.05%
Engagement rate
2.82%
Average Reel plays
140.3k
Audience gender
female
14.01%
male
85.99%
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Audience location by country
United States
56.01%
Canada
29.61%
Sweden
1.87%
Finland
1.39%
Russia
1.04%
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3. rach, Lovely Red 💋

United States

public diary of tending my inner garden Deaf, AuDHD, and Lovely NYU M.A. in Media, Culture, & Comm Poet | Speaker | ASL performer | Cultural framer

@suchalovelyred
@suchalovelyred
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Followers
123.8k
Fake followers
21.9%
Engagement rate
2.42%
Average Reel plays
31k
Audience gender
female
74.92%
male
25.08%
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  1. so apparently ASL interpreters “intrude” on someone’s ability to control their image. sure, if controlling your ego is more important than literally communicating with half the country, go off. Deaf people don’t need your captions, we need actual interpreters. (Rach is a white woman with red hair and freckles, wearing a green sweater, beaded bracelets and dangly earrings, standing in front of a black wall. An overlay of a news headline reads: “The Trump administration says sign language services “intrude” on Trump’s ability to control his image.” Text appears as Rach signs.)
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  2. a reminder that love never fits a formula. timelines don’t guarantee forever. the only thing you can count on is change—so let it change you, not break you. If it is meant to be, it is meant to be ❤️ (ID: Rach is a white woman with long red hair and freckles dressed in a gray sweater with black skulls on it, and hoop earrings, signing in front of a black wall.) Transcript: “Couples have dated for 10 years then got married and divorced after a year. Strangers have f(duck)ed on the first date and are now celebrating their 15th anniversary. Some people get married after 6 months and are still happily married. I was with my ex for 20 years, then divorced. There is no formula to this. The only constant? People change… and love changes too.”
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  3. the bar is actually really low… like, ridiculously low. a wave, eye contact, a simple hi. most people still miss it. this season, notice the deaf people in your life. it matters more than you think. if you’re waiting until you’re a fluent signer… stop. start noticing now. (Rach is a white woman with red hair and freckles, wearing a black sweater with white hearts on it, beaded bracelets, and dangly earrings. She is standing in front of a black wall and text appears on screen as she signs.)
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Audience location by country
United States
68.37%
Canada
4.12%
United Kingdom
3.34%
India
2.35%
Australia
2.03%
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4. Brad Klein

United States

🤟 Proud CODA (Deaf parents❤️) 🎤 Comedy in ASL & English 🍿 Follow for new videos weekly ✉️ brad@oncloudklein.com

@thatcodacomedian
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Followers
87.4k
Fake followers
6.33%
Engagement rate
2.12%
Average Reel plays
44.6k
Audience gender
female
56.9%
male
43.1%
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Audience location by country
United States
90.91%
Germany
1.52%
Portugal
1.52%
Peru
1.52%
Japan
1.52%
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5. Watch Shaheem Read 📖

United States

Main page @shaheem Deaf/HOH LipLocked 📖 Request? Tag me/DM me.

@shaheemreadsyou
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Followers
63.3k
Fake followers
19.74%
Engagement rate
11.98%
Average Reel plays
28.5k
Audience gender
female
85.7%
male
14.3%
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Audience location by country
United States
87.72%
Canada
1.99%
United Kingdom
1.19%
Australia
0.65%
Brazil
0.58%
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6. 𝔾𝕠𝕕𝕤 ℂ𝕙𝕚𝕝𝕕✝️

United States

𝗟𝗟𝗢🕊️❤️‍🩹 - 𝗙𝗲𝗯 𝟱, 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟯 𝕃𝕊𝕎𝕋 🐈‍⬛ ℂℂ𝔽ℂ 👆 𝔻𝔼𝔸𝔽🦻 𝟛𝕩 ℙ𝕒𝕣𝕥𝕟𝕖𝕣 𝕊𝕥𝕦𝕟𝕥 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕞𝕡 𝟚𝕩 𝔾𝕣𝕒𝕟𝕕 ℕ𝕒𝕥𝕚𝕠𝕟 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕞𝕡 𝟚𝕩 𝕎𝕣𝕝𝕕 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕞𝕡 𝟚𝕩 𝕊𝕦𝕞𝕞𝕚𝕥 ℂ𝕙𝕒𝕞�...

@stum.bler_josh
@@Stum.bler_josh
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Followers
56.7k
Fake followers
20.18%
Engagement rate
3.4%
Average Reel plays
36.6k
Audience gender
female
65.03%
male
34.97%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
United States
68.89%
Brazil
4.75%
United Kingdom
2.82%
France
2.2%
Mexico
1.81%
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7. Mila Davis Kent

United States

*I may not have the blue check but this is my only official account* Black Deaf Girl Magic. 🤍 Actor by chance. *managed by her mom, Kimberly Davis*

@mila.davis.kent
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Followers
50.5k
Fake followers
22.35%
Engagement rate
5.59%
Average Reel plays
154k
Audience gender
female
71.33%
male
28.67%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
United States
54.21%
Brazil
6.58%
Nigeria
5.8%
France
4.48%
South Africa
2.28%
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8. Daniel Mione

United States

Deaf 🦻| Creator Netflix’s Cobra Kai 💥🐍 The Forest Hills with Shelley Duvall Abercrombie Partner | 👕 Outfit Shows Director&Storyteller @deafofthemask

@deaf_dan_
@deaf_dan
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Followers
46.2k
Fake followers
14.02%
Engagement rate
3.91%
Average Reel plays
20.8k
Audience gender
female
66.23%
male
33.77%
Top performing Reels
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Audience location by country
United States
79.88%
Canada
3.05%
Brazil
1.71%
United Kingdom
1.45%
Australia
1.09%
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9. Sara Miller, M.S.Ed

United States

Deaf | Latina | Deaf Educator Advocate for the Deaf community, accessibility, inclusion, & equity Founder of @languagepriority 👇🏼Shop for apparel here

@adventuresindeafed
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Followers
45.8k
Fake followers
16.57%
Engagement rate
2.29%
Average Reel plays
15.5k
Audience gender
female
83.52%
male
16.48%
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  1. Spread the news — Barbie releases on Max on December 15th and will also include an ASL version featuring Leila Hanaumi - @todayiawaken ! I shared an article in my stories earlier this morning, but wanted to make a permanent spot for this in my feed! According to Warner Bros. Press Release: "Grounded in research and feedback from the Deaf community, as well as counsel from community leaders, Barbie with ASL was produced for Max featuring ASL performer Leila Hanaumi. Barbie with ASL will be displayed as a unique title in-app and can be identified by its key art with the sign language symbol." There will also be a special community showing on December 14th in collaboration with Deaf West Theater ( @deafwest ) where Leila will have a post-screening conversation with the Barbie star, Margot Robbie! This is very exciting to see more and more movies having an option for an ASL version to view onscreen! Yay for progress towards more inclusion🤟🏼 [image description: Infographic announcing ASL version of Barbie coming to Max on December 15th. Featuring a screenshot of the Barbie movie with the ASL performer overlaid, text below the screenshot reads: "Grounded in research and feedback from the Deaf community, as well as counsel from community leaders, Barbie with ASL was produced for Max featuring ASL performer Leila Hanaumi. Barbie with ASL will be displayed as a unique title in-app and can be identified by its key art with the sign language symbol."] #Barbie #InclusionMatters #EqualAccess #LanguageEquality #AmericanSignLanguage #ASL #Deaf #DeafCommunity #DeafCulture #Access #Accessibility #Inclusion #DeafEducation #TeacherOftheDeaf #DeafEd #DeafTeacher #TeachersOfInstagram
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  2. Swipe to read all slides — I saved the most important one for last. 🤟🏼 “I am Deaf. To me, silence is normal and comforting. I am Deaf. My culture and community is vibrant and beautiful. I am Deaf. I know and speak multiple languages. I am Deaf. I live an incredibly fulfilling life. I am Deaf. My existence is not something to be pitied. I am Deaf. I do not need nor want to be cured.” Words by: Sara Miller @adventuresindeafed This is in response to the recent article/research being done to cure deafness. I have a LOT of thoughts about this topic (I’ve actually shared posts about it in the past), but I’ll start here with these few slides. [Image descriptions: Six slides featuring the above mentioned quotes. Infographics are black with white text. The bottom right corner has a swipe icon on slides 1-5. The last slide has a stop sign in the bottom right corner.] #Deaf #DeafAndProud #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #SignLanguage #DeafContentCreator #DeafAwareness #DeafCommunity #DeafPride #DeafCulture #DeafEducation #DeafEd #DeafEducator #TeachersOfInstagram
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  3. It’s been THIRTY-ONE (31) years since an ASL performer has been spotlighted equally beside their hearing performance peers at the Super Bowl. In 1993, Marlee Matlin ( @themarleematlin )and Garth Brooks ( @garthbrooks ) showed the world how it could and should be done and yet THREE DECADES have come and gone and this has yet to become the standard. (Yes, I posted about this last year and will continue to do so until something changes.) Technology is on a whole other level, yet we STILL can’t make room to prioritize accessibility. Picture-in-Picture (PIP) has been around for nearly 50 years and would be an easy solution to providing equal access, yet it STILL isn’t utilized at all for large televised events like the Super Bowl. What will it take? This is a serious question from me. What will it take for accessibility to be seen as a priority and not a burden? 😒💔 It’s time for a change. Yes, some changes are being made… but it’s almost like we’re going sideways instead of forward. Gaining EQUAL access to major televised events shouldn’t be so difficult. Especially when the technology exists. We shouldn’t have to have to use another device other than the TV/cable broadcast channel to view the ASL interpretation of the national anthem/halftime show. Put the performers side-by-side and/or utilize Picture-in-Picture. The Deaf community deserves at least that. We continue to advocate for ourselves, but dang… it’s exhausting. 😞 [Image descriptions pinned to top of comments] #EqualAccess #InclusionMatters #EqualAccessNow #Accessibility #SuperBowl #SuperBowlSunday #PictureInPicture #ASLPerformers #ASLInterpreters #DeafPerformers #DeafAwareness #DeafCommunity #DeafPride #DeafEd #DeafEducation #DeafEducator #TeachersOfInstagram
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
75.96%
Canada
4.62%
United Kingdom
3.78%
Australia
2.22%
India
1.52%
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10. Liz & Mr. Breakfast

United States

Mr. Breakfast - Rescue. Deaf. Happiest dog to have existed. Buddha - Scary Smart. Rescue. Continuing the legacy of his big B.

@mr.breakfast
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Followers
31.4k
Fake followers
19.88%
Engagement rate
4.94%
Average Reel plays
10.9k
Audience gender
female
73.1%
male
26.9%
Top performing Reels
  1. He watched this musician play the entire hour we sat and enjoyed our time. ❤️ There's been some time in between posts, but it's mostly due to our family being more active since moving back into our favorite area of SD and having fun (without our phones)! We also just needed a break from social media. Heads up though: I am going to begin posting more to our stories vs actual posts...simply because it's easier. So be sure to keep an eye out for our story feed/turn on alerts if you want to keep up to date with our new adventures! 😁 #stripesquad #rescuedogs #deafdog #adoptthecropped #happydog
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  2. Been MIA lately - here's a video of me that'll make you forget about that. Ma's been working hard on @bestlifeleashes and it's showing - so she's taking the next month to focus heavily on expanding our mission to inspire more people to choose rescue. But we had a talk how she needs to post my face on here at least eod. Bitches need Breakfast, ya know. #yeahyouknow #supgirl #dontworry #illmakesureyougetbreakfast #servedallday
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  3. When that third cocktail hits and suddenly every object you turn to look at is interesting and makes you smile. #happydog #funny #stripesquad
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Engagement rate benchmark
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Audience location by country
United States
76.67%
Canada
4.39%
United Kingdom
4.13%
Australia
2.78%
Brazil
0.8%

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11. Oscar | That Deaf Dad 🤖

United States

📍SoCal Deaf dad life w bilateral cochlear implants Raising deaf & hard of hearing kiddos 💌thatdeafdad@madridmngmt.com

@that.deaf.dad
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Followers
30.3k
Fake followers
20.38%
Engagement rate
17.84%
Average Reel plays
78.2k
Audience gender
female
86.56%
male
13.44%
Top performing Reels
  1. Welcome to our Deaf family page! We’re thrilled to have you here to follow our journey and learn about us as a Deaf Latin family. What would you like to know about us? For more in-depth insights, subscribe to our YouTube channel. We’ve just started uploading our original old videos, so you can see how our story began! 🥹💟 #latin #deaf #deaffamily #asl #deafhohkids #hoh
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  2. Welcome to our journey! 🩵 We’re a proud Latinx family raising our deaf and hard of hearing children in an environment where they can fully express themselves through American Sign Language (ASL). As one of the 10% of Deaf parents with Deaf children, we understand the importance of fostering a strong Deaf identity and providing a supportive space for our kids to thrive. Through sharing our experiences, we hope to raise awareness about the significance of embracing sign language as a natural mode of communication both at home and in the wider community. We invite you to join us as we share our story and offer insights into the unique and fulfilling lives of a Deaf family. 💕🤟🏽🫶🏽 #deaf #journey #deaffamily #thatdeafamily #asl #deafkidsrock #deaf #hoh #deafchildren
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  3. Deaf and HoH siblings have a special bond. They understand each other deeply and support one another in unique ways. Their connection is filled with love and understanding. 🥹🩷💓 #deafsiblings #deafhoh #deaf #hoh #siblings #asl #connection #love
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Audience location by country
United States
62.62%
United Kingdom
3.7%
India
3.31%
Canada
2.72%
Brazil
2.3%
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12. hannah ☼ fish

United States

butch • deaf as hell & sarcastic about it • dc/pgh

@deaf.that
@deafthat
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Followers
29k
Fake followers
18.64%
Engagement rate
6.64%
Average Reel plays
31.6k
Audience gender
female
81.15%
male
18.85%
Top performing Reels
  1. Oblivious hearies.. smh! #deafthat #deaf #ASL #satire #signlanguage VD: Hannah plays three different characters. The first character is of a hearing person with their arms crossed, they are wearing a navy blue sweater and a black baseball cap. The second character is wearing a green printed graphic tshirt, a visible septum piercing, and wavy hair. They are signing to the other character across them that is wearing a pink beanie with a navy blue Gallaudet sweater.
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  2. Happy Pride Month from all of us at Silent Visual Media! 🌈 Our friend Hannah (@deaf.that ) is here to share some Pride-related ASL signs with you! [Video: Hannah, wearing an olive green shirt and a baseball hat, sits in a room and signs directly to the camera in American Sign Language.  Captions appear as they sign.] TRANSCRIPT: "Hi! I’m Hannah. I will show you some Pride-related signs! Lesbian Gay - It does have a sign, although over time it was used as a slur because the location of the sign is in the "feminine" area. Or some people feel like it does not align with them. Deaf gay men are reclaiming the sign. If you are not gay, just fingerspell "G-A-Y." Bisexual, or it can be spelled "B-I." Transgender Intersex - You can fingerspell "I-N-T-E-R-S-E-X" or sign like this: Intersex Drag Queen Drag King Pride Queer - you can spell "Q-U-E-E-R" or some people use this sign: Happy Pride Month!" #PrideMonth #DeafCommunity #Deaf #ASL #LearnSignLanguage #LearnASL #Pride2024
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  3. I’ve recorded this a while ago but never got around to posting it. Some may feel offended, just keep in mind, you don’t ever see Deaf people coming up to random hearing people for us to test or practice our “speech” skills on them. 

Why do the same to us? It’s intrusive and weird, there are better time and places for that. Don’t go up to strangers, please. I cannot explain to you how many times this has happened to so many of us. Of course we do appreciate your enthusiasm and the fact that you’re learning ASL though, don’t get me wrong. Like I’ve said earlier, there are better time and places for it! Not at a random place in the mall, not while we are at a restaurant trying to eat and catch up with friends/family, not when we are shopping for clothes, etc. 

#deafthat #asl #americansignlanguage #deaf #deafcommunity #explorepage #awareness 

VD: Hannah in a brimless black hat, black sweater, and is signing in ASL. Black boxed captions with yellow text appears above their head.

Transcript: I really need people to realize that if you see a random group of Deaf people out in public just chatting and having a conversation out in a public place, you know, that you just happen to spot them... that does not mean it’s an invitation for you to test (or practice) your ASL skills. Thank you!
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Audience location by country
United States
75.69%
Canada
6.06%
United Kingdom
2.16%
Australia
2.11%
Brazil
1.45%
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13. Jojo bruhhh

United States

Inspiring you to GO 🌍 Samoan Deaf Traveler 🇼🇸🤟🏽 Thriving in Chaos & Awkwardness Let’s vibe together ⤵️

@jojosavea
@JojoSaveaVibes
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Followers
28.6k
Fake followers
23.71%
Engagement rate
7.81%
Average Reel plays
24.2k
Audience gender
female
50.46%
male
49.54%
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Audience location by country
United States
58.56%
India
3.61%
Brazil
3.09%
United Kingdom
2.74%
Australia
2.5%
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14. Mary Harman Whited

United States

Deaf | Latina | Neurodivergent | Disability Rights & Accessibility Expert | Holistic Living | Hair & Skin 📧 inquiry.mary@gmail.com @offthegridmissions

@maryharman
@HarmanMary
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Followers
28.5k
Fake followers
18.88%
Engagement rate
7%
Average Reel plays
39.7k
Audience gender
female
74.99%
male
25.01%
Top performing Reels
  1. If you know, you know. 😅 (laughing emoji) In all seriousness, this has happened to me several times. Many hearing people don’t realize that it’s interpreters’ job to facilitate effective communication and interpret everything that is spoken/heard. When interpreters are interpreting a conversation, they are focused on interpreting; they are not there as a third-party to the conversation. Qualified interpreters will interpret everything that is said, regardless of who the message is directed to. All of my preferred, qualified interpreters will even sign, “Tell HER….” if the hearing person uses this language, which allows me to make a decision whether to gently inform them that they can and should address me directly. I always appreciate it when interpreters remain committed to their job and refrain from making personal interjections, as this ensures the deaf consumer is not disempowered and power dynamics are not impacted for the most part. I find this to be an example of an interpreter exercising their power ethically. One of my preferred, qualified interpreters who I work with frequently is often asked, “What’s your name?” by a hearing person at the beginning of an interaction. This interpreter will always interpret what the hearing person asks, and I will usually say something along the lines of, “you can respond if you’d like.” The interpreter will then say, “This is the interpreter speaking. My name is _____.” This helps clarify the interpreter’s role and does not disempower the deaf consumer. Have a funny story involving a hearing person and interpreter? Share in the comments! . . Transcript and reel description pinned in comments. . . #DeafCulture #Deaf #SignLanguage #ASL #AmericanSignLanguage #SignLanguageInterpreter #ASLInterpreter #Interpreter
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  2. Ha, I had fun with this one. In all seriousness, when hearing people interact with deaf people by way of a sign language interpreter, they should address the deaf person directly. Interpreters are there simply to interpret, not as somebody who is taking part in a conversation. I don’t get offended when a hearing person uses this type of language, but I usually take the opportunity to let them know that they can and should address me directly and that there is no need to use third-person language. I think this helps clarify interpreters’ roles and allows me to reclaim power as a deaf person. This is often well-received by hearing people, as many are genuinely not sure how to interact with deaf people and interpreters, and are often glad to learn this. Questions? Stories? Share in the comments! . . . . Transcript: (hearing person): “Tell HER….” (Interpreter): *interprets* “Tell HER…” (Deaf person): * looks to the side*: “Her?” (Deaf person): *looks back at the camera with a confused look* Read caption! Reel description: Mary, a Latina, is acting out a scene involving a hearing person, an interpreter, and a deaf consumer. The hearing character is wearing a long-sleeved maroon shirt. The interpreter is wearing a black long-sleeved shirt. The deaf character is wearing a long-sleeved heather gray sweater. Song: Talk To Me by Stevie Nicks Lyrics: “…Talk to me…” . . . . . #DeafCulture #SignLanguageInterpreter #ASLInterpreter #DeafHumor #DisabilityVisibility #DisabilityAwareness
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  3. Sadly, deaf people face this all the time, even though discriminating against deaf people and refusing to provide accommodations is illegal. We’ve personally run into countless situations where we were denied access to classes, despite being paying members. Not only is this illegal and incredibly frustrating, but this also contributes to the perpetuation of numerous health disparities affecting deaf people. It’s 2022 and the ADA is over 30 years old, but noncompliance continues to be rampant in every corner of deaf people’s lives. It’s high time that this changes. Here are a few tips and best-practices for gyms or businesses that provide wellness/fitness classes, both in-person and virtual: Include information about how to request accommodations in your class notices, websites, and etc. Eligible small businesses can claim tax credits on access expenditures, including the costs of ASL interpreters. Have a “Communication Access Plan” in place so you can easily fulfill your legal obligations and seamlessly provide accommodations. Organize training on accessibility, inclusion, and applicable disability laws. Engage in an interactive process; deaf people know their communication access needs best and are often more than happy to discuss options with you. For example, virtual classes hosted on a video conferencing platform like Zoom that are not as interactive (e.g. a yoga class where participants simply follow instructions), it might be satisfactory to utilize a Video Relay Service interpreter, but for a class that is more interactive and includes specialized terminology, Video Relay Service might not be appropriate or allowed per the ADA. Deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, and deafdisabled people are entitled to equal access at gyms. Transcript and reel description are pinned in the comments. Additional information about the collaborators is also pinned in the comments. . . . #WellnessCoaching #Deaf #LivingHealthier #FitnessForAll #Discrimination #Accessibility #Inclusion #AccessibleYoga #AccessibleDesign
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Audience location by country
United States
73.58%
Canada
4.42%
United Kingdom
2.12%
India
1.68%
Brazil
1.2%
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15. Giovanni Maucere

United States

SUPERMAN: ASL Version on @hbomax 🦸🏽‍♂️🐕 American Idiot @ctgla Fidelio @laphil @deafwest Actor / ASL Coach / Deaf Interpreter

@giovanni.maucere
@giovannimaucere24
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Followers
27.5k
Fake followers
21.06%
Engagement rate
5.87%
Average Reel plays
21.5k
Audience gender
female
72.55%
male
27.45%
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Audience location by country
United States
73.99%
Canada
2.9%
United Kingdom
2.62%
Germany
1.89%
Italy
1.52%
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16. Nicole

🌿| Deaf social worker ✨| Social Advocacy 🔆| raise awareness about Deaf Culture

@flowwithdeaflife
@nicolef24-g7n
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Followers
24.4k
Fake followers
22.72%
Engagement rate
2.66%
Average Reel plays
5.8k
Audience gender
female
68.1%
male
31.9%
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  • Median
Audience location by country
United States
63.43%
India
5.61%
Canada
3.43%
Indonesia
2.36%
Brazil
1.65%
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17. Thomas H. Clerc

United States

curating deaf and hearing stuff. All original content is watermarked.

@deafmemes.exe
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19.8k
Fake followers
15.31%
Engagement rate
7.11%
Average Reel plays
33.3k
Audience gender
female
66.54%
male
33.46%
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  1. 🐿️ ‪“As Bauman [11, p. 8] states ‘DeafSpace does not seek universal solutions but creates particular socio-spatial situations that more sensitively connect individuals to others and their surroundings in a meaningful way regardless of where they are.’ This notion of being able to exist anywhere – which resonates with a view of Deaf culture as transcendental of regional and national boundaries [48] – also becomes evident in his articulation that the vernacular architecture which DeafSpace seeks to develop comes not from a particular locality or place, but a culture which exists everywhere, or ‘a people who inhabit all places’ [11, p. 25].”‬ ‪Source: ‬Edwards, C., & Harold, G. (2014). DeafSpace and the principles of universal design. Disability and Rehabilitation, 36(16), 1350–1359. #Deaf #Deafhood #DeafCommunity #DeafCulture #DeafLove #ASL #BSL #Auslan #NZSL #Culture #Meme #DeafMeme #DeafMemes #SignLanguage #Memes
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  2. So much for a long goodbye. ❤️ #Deaf #Deafhood #DeafCommunity #DeafCulture #DeafLove #ASL #BSL #Auslan #NZSL #Culture #Meme #DeafMeme #DeafMemes #SignLanguage #Memes
    18 546
  3. You know we cannot contain our excitement for another seconds of glory.⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ #Deaf #Deafhood #DeafCommunity #DeafCulture #DeafLove #ASL #BSL #Auslan #NZSL #Culture #Meme #Interpreter#DeafMeme #DeafMemes #SignLanguage #WarrenSnipe
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United States
62.32%
Australia
6.4%
United Kingdom
5.64%
Canada
3.73%
Germany
1.67%
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18. Blake

United States

👁See the world through my eyes! 🦻🏻Deaf Nonbinary transgender human being 🎮Hardcore Legend of Zelda Fan 💉5/24/16 🔪11/17/16 🏳️‍⚧️they/them

@legendofblake
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15.4k
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17.97%
Engagement rate
20.38%
Average Reel plays
15.7k
Audience gender
female
58.44%
male
41.56%
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  1. ***click on video for full size to see the captions** words from a wise person @thejeffreymarsh in ASL by @legendofblake ME. Transcript: I saw something online that I liked and I wanted to interpret it in ASL. Hi cis friends. let’s stop saying “identify as” for trans people. Rule of thumb: you wouldn’t say it for you so don’t say it for us. it subtly implies that we “choose” who we are or we “really” are something else. I don’t identify as nonbinary, I am non binary” ily yall!
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  2. a question I never ever thought i’d ask. #engayged 🥰💍 #mypersun image description: picture #1: blake is in a proposal position on one knee, wearing swim shorts and a tank top, holding a ring box- facing D. D is standing in front of blake, holding their hands, wearing shorts and a swim top. both are smiling at each other. background has ocean water and cloudy blue sky. picture #2: same as first one but D and blake are kissing.
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  3. The 10 year minus 7 year challenge. Look @ the glow up on Oliver! 💪🏻 #babyfaceblake👶🏼
    3 264
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United States
68.68%
Canada
5.89%
United Kingdom
3.87%
Australia
2.59%
Brazil
1.7%
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19. Nyle DiMarco Foundation

United States

The Foundation works to improve the lives of every Deaf person in the world. #LEADK is our first partner.

@nyledimarcofoundation
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14.4k
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23.34%
Engagement rate
6.64%
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Audience gender
female
76.82%
male
23.18%
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United States
59.16%
United Kingdom
4.09%
Mexico
3.17%
Canada
2.73%
India
2.17%
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20. Turbocooks

United States

“can’t beat that!” Deaf home cook whipping up EASY weeknight recipes ✉️: turbocooks.inquiries@gmail.com 📍 Long Beach, CA

@turbocooks
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14.1k
Fake followers
13%
Engagement rate
5.71%
Average Reel plays
21.4k
Audience gender
female
70.65%
male
29.35%
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  1. SALMON JACKET POTATO w/ DILL PICKLE CREAM 🥔 What you’ll need (serves 5): • 5 large baking potatoes • 5 salmon fillets • Capers • Lemon zest For the dill pickle cream: • 5 heaped tbsp crème fraîche • 2½ tsp Dijon mustard • 5 tbsp pickles of choice, finely chopped • 5 tsp fresh dill, finely chopped • 5 tsp fresh parsley, finely chopped • 2–3 tbsp spring onion, finely chopped • Juice of 1–1½ lemons 1. Preheat oven to 450°F. 2. Rub the potatoes with oil, salt, and pepper. Pierce each a few times with a fork or knife. Wrap in foil and bake for 1 hour 15 minutes. For the final 15 minutes, remove the foil so the skin gets crispy. 3. When the potatoes have 10 minutes left, season the salmon with salt and pepper and place it in the oven. 4. Combine the crème fraîche, pickles, dill, parsley, spring onion, Dijon mustard, and lemon juice. Season to taste. 5. Cut the potatoes into quarters and squeeze the bottoms to open them up. Top with the dill pickle cream, salmon, capers, dill, and lemon zest. Enjoy!! #deaf #reels #explore #cooking #yum
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  2. POV: how Hispanic chef show me how to fry tortillas #reels #viral #hispanic #tortillas #explorer #funny #comedy
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  3. EASY DONER-STYLE KEBAB 🌯 What you’ll need: • 1 lb ground beef • 1 lb ground lamb • 1 onion, grated or blended • 3 tbsp plain yogurt • 3 tbsp olive oil • 2 tbsp paprika • 2 tbsp cumin • 1 tsp Moroccan spice • 2 tsp oregano • Salt & black pepper • Pita or flatbread • Cucumber, tomato, red onion, feta cheese • Extra yogurt or garlic sauce for serving Instructions 1. In a large bowl, mix ground beef, lamb, onion, garlic, yogurt, olive oil, and all spices until well combined and slightly sticky. 2. Divide the mixture into portions and place each between two sheets of parchment paper. 3. Roll the meat very thin, then roll it up tightly like a log using the parchment. 4. Place on a baking sheet and bake at 400°F for about 20–25 minutes until cooked through. 5. Let cool slightly, unroll, and tear or slice into thin strips. 6. Warm your pita or flatbread and fill with the doner meat, tomato, cucumber, red onion, feta cheese and sauce. Enjoy!! #deaf #reels #explore #cooking #yum
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United States
77.06%
Canada
2.64%
United Kingdom
1.91%
Brazil
1.54%
Germany
1.43%

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