Founded in 1880, NAD is a private, nonprofit federation of 51 state association affiliates, sponsoring and organizational affiliates, and direct members.
People who are culturally Deaf have a positive attitude toward being deaf. Typically, they do not wish to be treated or cured of their deafness and may feel threatened that genetic technology could reduce the numbers of deaf people being born.
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