LGBTQIA in JSL (Japanese sign language)
Dec 19, 2019
This is Japanese sign for LGBTQIA+. Deaf queers in Toronto adopted this sign with a permission by Deaf Queers from Japan. We usually fingerspell LGBTQIA, but we felt that fingerspelling is not accessible for all (for people with dyslexia, physical disabilities, etc.) so we wanted a LGBTQIA sign.
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