Clips
Some of my favorites
The Portland Press Herald
Sea Dogs Tip Caps to Deaf Community
Hollis Is the Latest to Question Small-Town Form of Government
Loss of Maxwell’s Reveals Pressure on Southern Maine Farms
Pride Portland! Receives Complaints After Failing to Secure ASL Interpreters for Festival
New Maine State Flag Design Unveiled
The Republican-American
A Click Away — Legalized Online Gambling
Waterbury’s Manufacturing Past (Timeline)
The Wesleyan Argus
Other writing
Poetry
Honors Thesis
Deaf Politics of Nature: American Sign Language Poetry into the Twenty-First Century
(I can’t link this due to copyright, but here’s the abstract:)
This thesis is interested in how American Sign Language poetry can do the work of deaf political projects. I analyze texts about deaf culture as primary sources from two key deaf political moments to explore the changing dynamics of deaf identity. I couple these analyses with close readings of ASL poetry, aiming to show how two ASL poets embody these respective political moments in their work. In my analysis of ASL poetry, I attend to nature thematics and formal strategies, connecting these elements to the poetry’s mediation of deaf politics. Glosses—English guides to ASL texts—of the ASL poems I discuss are available in the appendix, as are hyperlinks to the videos of ASL poems.