One interesting part of the Robert Johnson's letter to Board of Trustees during Gallaudet's Protest in October 2006, he quoted:"Early in my interations with deaf people, I began to hearof outrageous examples of physical and sexual abuse of children atthe hands of adults and other, older children in the school.In certain cases I watched as known child molesters were fetedand honored by the deaf community."
CONTROVESIAL QUESTION OF THIS DAY:
Should we look at the other way and forgive so called famous deaf leaders who have done physical and sexual abuse of children in the past?
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I do not think we should not overlook at those deaf leaders who do molest the children. They are using the power for themselves to have control over the children. It is very wrong to molest the children. They deserve to be in prison for molesting the children. You need to report on those predators.
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