Cymdeithas ‘Byddarclywed’ (Deafhearing)

Un o’r syniadau sydd wrth wraidd unrhyw utopia i mi yw creu cymdeithas ‘Byddarclywed’ (Deafhearing). Martha’s vineyard oeddy Byddarclywedtopia gwreiddiol, ond bu hefyd sôn am greu Deaf state ‘Gesturia’ neu ’Deaf-mutia’.

Dyddiau hyn, mae yna ymdrechion i dileu byddardod trwy CRISPR ayyb, ond ar y llaw arall mae poblclywedol wedi dechraucymryd fwy o ddiddordeb a mae model Martha’s vineyard yn edrych yn fwy posib.

Sara-Louise Wheeler

A black and white academic journal page titled "Pages from the Past — Deaf-Mutia Responses to Alienation by the Deaf in the Mid-Nineteenth Century," published in 1997. The page includes highlighted text in yellow, blue, and purple, with handwritten notes in blue ink. The highlighted text discusses the history of deaf communities, deaf education, and social aspects of deaf life in the 1800s, and references Flournoy in the late 1850s.
A page from a book or academic paper titled "Deaf-Mute: Responses to Alienation by the Deaf in the Mid-Nineteenth Century." The page contains text discussing deaf education, societal attitudes, and historical perspectives from the 1800s.
Colorful drawing of Australia with a fish below, surrounded by various symbols including DNA helix, whale tail, star map, and eyes, with four hand sign language icons in each corner.
A scanned page of text in Welsh about viniculture, vineyard, and wine production, dated 2020.
Colorful illustration featuring a large tree with words and symbols, an eye with eyelashes on the left, a blue eye on the right, a paper with handwritten notes, and various question marks and scientific terms in the background.