Hearing loss does not discriminate. It affects every age, race, gender, and social economic class and is the third worst chronic health condition in America.
Todays, episode talks about how 5 Black or if you prefer African-American celebrities have overcome the challenges of being black and also having the disability of hearing loss. How they have thrived to make it a better world.
Andrew Foster was the first black to graduate from Gallaudet University. A Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing University in D.C.. He went on to start 30 Deaf Schools in Africa.
Here about Whoopi Goldberg's experience, how Will.i.am suffers with tinnitus by rocks on with this visionary goals, Derrick Coleman, legally deaf and what that means for NFL Super Bowl Seattle Seahawks champion, by setting up the Derrick L. Coleman Jr., No Excuse Foundation to give back to hearing-impaired kids, teens, and adults in need. Tamika Catchings started early with "I outworked them, plain and simple" mental advantage early in life. While Halle Berry keeps producing even though she has an 80% hearing loss due to domestic violence at an early age.