Hey Bro,
On one sunday of octeber last year, I was chatting with some random people online.
And I love to do it because people of any colour and from any country can talk to you.
It not only gives you confidence but also helps you understand them and improve your sales skills lol.
Accidentally, I came across a group of three deaf girls from New York. And they were acting crazy with their hands.
But one text from them made me take a breath. That was "we're deaf".
So they communicated in sign language by showing their hand movements and symbols, and one of the girls had a birthday, too, they said.
We were talking in chat. I celebrated her birthday like this:
And I realised they are kinder because they are minorities and people mostly ignore them, but they are also human too, and they also live.
So be kind to every person with any disability, colour, religion or gender.
And in this convo, it reminded me of an excellent ad for deaf people, as you can see here:
It was selling empathy and awareness by showing care and love toward deaf people.
The ad creator targets normal people with the right emotions. That's why it receives outstanding attention and love from people as a donation and charity, Bro.
-AshuRex
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