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Sign Language Interpreters: Recognizing Your Place in the Deaf Community by Sarah Hafer, BA, CDI : Street Leverage Live 2017 two-minute video will be inserted in here once i get it from the contributor #WeAreLeverage Five essential things

  1. Sign Language Interpreters: Recognizing Your Place in the Deaf Community by Sarah Hafer, BA, CDI : Street Leverage Live 2017 two-minute video will be inserted in here once i get it from the contributor #WeAreLeverage

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