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Two Analogies Of Harry Potter's World & American Deaf Culture

There are some American Deaf people existing out there that are also faithful fans of the Harry Potter series. 12 reasons are told why on Medium.com right here is because of Nyle DiMarco. Hilariously, I blamed him for lack of in-depth details on Harry Potter topics, which he should've done that already. Look, I don't hate him, I like him as a hard-working model to prove the able-bodied world wrong. I like him for doing his own thing, but unfortunately, I don't know how much he knows about Harry Potter topics. To me, his YouTube explanation wasn't that good enough to share information about it. He should've explained much more since he knows the fact that our American Deaf Culture is deeply complicated. Please check him out (on YouTube, technically), thanks! If you finished watching what he said about Harry Potter's World, now you know why he left out crucial details of "Deaf Gains". What is Deaf Gain? When I said "gain" it defines a meaning of "having benefits", "privileged experiences," or "something successful." You wonder why I kept writing the usage of three words by mentioning "American Deaf People" or "American Deaf Culture". It is universally because I'm an American and cannot speak for those who aren't American like me. Why? I don't have a vocabulary sense of British experience or any personal journeys of other 6 continents whereas deaf people existed out there, so if you are reading this, and thinking that you should publish the article about your fandom experience as a deaf person who loves reading or watching Harry Potter series, then go for it! Write here on Medium.com not if you already have the account! Feel free to do it! 12 reasons why I think Nyle did NOT mention this: "Dark Lords" "Death Eaters" "Half-Bloods" "Legilimens" "Muggle-Borns" "Mudbloods" "Pure-bloods" "Obscurials" "Second Salemers" "Squibs" "Hogwarts School of Witchcraft & Wizardry," "Triwizard Tournament" What he fails to say those 13 topics of Harry Potter that resonate deeply with American Deaf People. To credit the author who wrote everything in Harry Potter's World, unlike me, this woman is British, you know who she is: J.K. Rowling .