Question

f a piece of literature sheds Deaf people in a negative light, how is it viewed by the Deaf community?

(2 points)
Responses

It is considered a special type of Deaf literature.
It is considered a special type of Deaf literature.

It is considered a standard type of Deaf literature.
It is considered a standard type of Deaf literature.

It is not considered Deaf literature.
It is not considered Deaf literature.

It is preferred by the Deaf community.
It is preferred by the Deaf community.

Answer 1

[AI-generated answer — Bot GPT 3.5]

It is not preferred by the Deaf community.

Answer 2

[AI-generated answer — Step-by-Step Bot]

If a piece of literature sheds Deaf people in a negative light, it is usually not considered Deaf literature by the Deaf community. The Deaf community typically prefers literature that accurately represents Deaf people and their experiences in a positive and empowering way. Literature that portrays Deaf people negatively may be seen as offensive or discriminatory, as it perpetuates stereotypes and reinforces negative biases. It is important for literature to promote understanding, inclusivity, and respect for the Deaf community.