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  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Foreword to the Reissued Edition
  6. Foreword to the Original Edition
  7. Let’s Get Busy: Empowerment and Development Are the Keys
  8. Cousin Hattie’s Sister’s People: The Ties Between Identity and Leadership Within the Black Deaf Community
  9. A Minority Within a Minority Within a Minority: Being Black, Deaf, and Female
  10. Minority Persons With Disabilities: Equal to the Challenges of the 21st Century
  11. Sociolinguistic Issues in the Black Deaf Community
  12. Sociolinguistic Aspects of the Black Deaf Community
  13. Black, Deaf, and Mentally Ill: Triple Jeopardy
  14. Advising Black Students: Enhancing Their Academic Progress
  15. Black Deaf People in Higher Education
  16. Personal Perspectives on Empowerment
  17. The Role of a Special School for Deaf Children in Meeting the Needs of Black and Hispanic Profoundly Deaf Children and their Families
  18. A Story About a Group of People
  19. Panel Discussions

I. King Jordan

President

Gallaudet University

Harvey J. Corson

Provost

Gallaudet University

Roslyn Rosen

Dean

College for Continuing Education

Patti Singleton

Director

The National Academy

Susan Karchmer

Coordinator

Professional and Community Training

Proceedings Coordinator

Karen Morley

Editor

Conference Proceedings

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