The history of closed captioning is a social history that emerged out of protest. Read Jai's latest essay, in Literature and Medicine.
READ: Black Bars, White Text
READ: Let’s use bold, beautiful hearing aids to celebrate deafness
Expanding the breadth of hearing aid design beyond discretion opens possibilities for imagining how fashion and style merge to celebrate, rather than diminish, deaf identity. Some people prefer concealable aids, and that’s OK too; deaf experience is a spectrum and there’s no one way of being deaf. However, moving away from the expectation that assistive … Continue reading READ: Let’s use bold, beautiful hearing aids to celebrate deafness
READ: Why Won’t Nike use the word ‘Disabled’?
Over on Slate/Future Tense, Jai and Liz Jackson respond to Nike's advertising campaign for their new "hands-free" sneaker.
READ: Editorial on ADA Turns 30
In her editorial for All of Us, Jai launches the special series ADA TURNS 30 and contextualizes the history of the Americans with Disabilities Act (1990).
