How American Sign Language is evolving with time NPR's Ailsa Chang speaks with Amanda Morris about how sign language evolves over time, the subject of her recent piece in The New York Times.

How do you say "frappuccino" in American Sign Language? That's one of the many questions customers have at the latest branch of Starbucks, which opened on October 23 in Washington, D.C. While this ...

But it’s no accident that this is happening at a time when all American language, signed or not, is expanding and evolving — look, for instance, to the ways in which Black, Latino and queer ...

How do you say "frappuccino" in American Sign Language? That's one of the many questions customers have at the latest branch of Starbucks, which opened on October 23 in Washington, D.C.

Take a look inside the first American Sign Language Starbucks. That's one of the many questions customers have at the latest branch of Starbucks, which opened on October 23 in Washington, D.C. By ...

Even for something as simple as pauses, different brain functions are necessary to best communicate in American Sign Language (ASL). University of Colorado Boulder researcher Karen Boyd, an instructor ...

How do you say "frappuccino" in American Sign Language? That's one of the many questions customers have at the latest branch of Starbucks, which opened on October 23 in Washington, D.C. While this ...

How do you say "frappuccino" in American Sign Language? That's one of the many questions customers have at the latest branch of Starbucks, which opened on October 23 in Washington, D.C.

In American Sign Language, finding a visual way to represent an inner identity can be complicated, and the Deaf community hasn’t reached consensus on many signs.

We look at the origins of name signs in deaf culture, including one recently assigned to Vice President Harris. Shortly after the 2020 presidential election, five women joined forces with a ...