deaf women

Bridger's relationship with the deaf Dana is tested when she is accused of a long list of crimes she did not commit, and the couple set out to find the man who framed her and tried to destroy her life.

The true story of female motocross competitive racer Ashley Fiolek describing her life and achievements, as well as how she became the first woman in American motocross history.

Grania O'Neill, a young deaf woman in Canada, is sent to the Ontario School for the Deaf, where, protected from the hearing world and her overprotective parents, she learns sign language and falls in love with a hearing man, only to have him taken from her as World War I breaks out.

Helen Keller tells of her early life, her relationship with her teacher Anne Sullivan, and her struggles to triumph over blindness and deafness.

Ketherine Bouton offers her own words on what life is like being deaf in one ear and losing her hearing in the other, presenting her research into what she is calling a deafness epidemic currently taking place in fifty million or more Americans due to many factors scientists and doctors do not yet fully understand.

Chronicles the life of Helen Keller, a woman who became a world-famous inspirational speaker in spite of being blind and deaf, focusing on her relationship with her teacher Annie Sullivan, as well as Helen's experiences after Annie's death.

The first physically handicapped woman to win the Miss America Pageant tells the story of her deafness, love of ballet, education, and challenge to fulfill her God-given potential.

Contains an autobiography of Gina A. Oliva, a deaf woman who recounts her experiences in a public school and compares them with those of other deaf adults who attended public schools.