When signing is blamed for silence, it’s misunderstanding.

Micro-Stories series

It wasn’t the signing.

It was the waiting.

The pressure.

The fear of “too much language.”

The belief that speech mattered more than access

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When technology is expected to replace identity, it’s dehumanising.

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When access is left to the last minute, it’s not inclusion. It’s an afterthought.