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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
– Nelson Mandela

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This quote is very applicable in the deaf culture, as the community itself is quite small and integrated, therefore accepting the fact that people from inside the culture itself is trying to disavow the tribe might be difficult to accept (Noah, 2016). Laws and apartheid practices made it illegal for Black people to enter cities without first obtaining work. It was against the law for a Black person to be without a passbook. Black people were not allowed to marry white people. They were unable to establish enterprises in white neighborhoods (Noah, 2016).