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How many ASL interpreters are there in the USA?

I know rid keeps record on this as they has a database of everyone they have certified. I could not find anything on the rid website though.
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what are some good sites to learn sign language for FREE?

What is the best site to learn American Sign Language (ASL)?

I am wanting to learn ASL and what I want to know is, what would be the best site to learn ASL.
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How do you learn new slang in sign language?

With all the new slangs and phrases that come pop up all the time, how do those who communicate through sign language keep up with it all? Do they create new hand signals for new words/phrases like “fo-sheezy”?? Is there such thing as sign language ebonics? I was just wondering about that.
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• Don Carpenter attends barber school late in life

• Don Carpenter attends barber school late in life
One day Don Carpenter decided to take stock. Having torn his rotator cuff three years earlier, he ruled out heavy lifting. He was still good with tools, Carpenter thought, and his hand-eye-coordination was excellent. Hadn’t he built his log home in …

How difficult is learning sign language?

compared to say, learning Spanish? I’m trying to learn Spanish, and I’m struggling so much. Would it be any easierto learn sign language? I just need 2 semeser for school.
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1970s KTUL sign-off: Indian sign language

Dick West’s “Lord’s Prayer” sign language from Channel 8’s nightly signoff in the 1970s. (from Guestbook 25) Christopher said: I was reading in the first guestbook, and noticed a comment about Dick West’s Indian Sign Language. It was at the end of Channel 8’s day. Dick was a good friend of our family. Mr. Leake got Dick (who at that time was resident artist at Bacone College) to do it. Dick was a tremendous artist. He later went to an Indian college in Kansas, then retired to Ft. Gibson Lake. Some of his paintings can be seen at Gilcrease Museum, at Bacone, and even the Smithsonian. He moved to Arizona to be close to one of his sons, and died a few years ago. (Video courtesy of Steve Smith) More about Dick West at the top of this page: tulsatvmemories.com.