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“Silence is not Golden”

by Shoshannah Stern Nothing annoys the bejesus out of me more than one phrase – “I don’t know.” It’s an acceptable answer at times, because we don’t always know everything, and we should never presume that we do. “I don’t know” can be an honest answer But...

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On a short film, Ingelore

Posted by admin | Posted in News & Blog | Posted on 02-08-2009

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I just saw the most amazing short film, Ingelore. It’s showing in Los Angeles this week. If you live here, you HAVE to see it.

http://docuweeksla.bside.com/2009/films/ingelore

It’s amazing. i want everybody to go see it!

-Shoshannah

The “Fan Page” Project!

Posted by admin | Posted in Fan Club | Posted on 01-08-2009

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Got a picture of yourself with Shoshannah to share? We’re working on a Fan Page on Shoshannah’s website and we want YOU to be part of it! Send your photo(s) to: shoshannah.fans@gmail.com

Thank you for all of your love & support you have for Shoshannah!

The NOH8 Campaign: Louder than Words

Posted by admin | Posted in News & Blog | Posted on 01-08-2009

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“You don’t have to hear your voice to be able to use it.”

Shoshannah Stern – a deaf actress most recognized for her roles on the cult hit series Jericho and Showtime’s Weeds – took a moment to speak with us about her recent NO H8 photo shoot, which featured a group of her deaf peers standing up against hate.  “Since my native language is a visual one, a photography campaign felt like the most natural thing for me to do.”

Shoshannah also shared some insight with us as to why she’s fighting for marriage equality and how it connects to deaf rights.

“Alexander Graham Bell, the dude who invented the telephone, was married to a deaf woman. He had a lot of ideas about what us deaf people should do or should not do. He actually tried to get a law passed banning deaf people from marrying other deaf people. If that had happened, I would not be here today. I’ve used that comparison to get a lot of people – deaf or not – to see why Proposition 8 is so wrong and flawed.”

To read more – go to www.bouska.net/noh8