Preservation of the Sign Language

Year: 1913

Runtime: 14 mins

Documentary

Former National Association of the Deaf president George Veditz articulates the right of deaf individuals to communicate through sign language rather than speech. The documentary is performed entirely in American Sign Language, containing no subtitles or intertitles, allowing viewers to experience the message directly through signing.

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