Lexington School History Museum

Have you visited the Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture? Check the link and support the Museum if you can.

A Black Deaf activist and author, Linwood D. Smith published first book in 1973, Silence, Love and Kids I Know to raise funds for Black Deaf Caucus. In 1978-...1979, Black Deaf Caucus made an agreement with National Association of the Deaf (NAD) welcoming Black Deaf members and reprinted Smith’s book. The book was discontinued a few years later. If you find that book and own one, then you’re lucky! If you see one, please donate to the Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture. A generous donation of that book will make a difference! #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackDeafHistoryMonth

For anyone who may be interested in this event about Andrew J. Foster.

This is happening at noon today for anyone who may be interested in viewing offered by Gallaudet University about BASL(Black ASL). Click on the link for more information. A flyer is posted in comments.

This is an awesome resource for NYC deaf history. Lexington School for the Deaf is mentioned along with other deaf NYC schools in this story maps.