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Rikki Poynter

Rikki Poynter is a 26-year-old deaf YouTuber, content creator, writer, activist, and public speaker living in Charlotte, North Carolina. She is mostly known for her video, “Shit Hearing People Say”, and as the person who has been advocating for more and proper closed captioning on YouTube.

Through her YouTube channel and written works, she talk about her life as a mainstreamed deaf person who is finding her way through Deaf culture and a new identity, learning ASL, as well as my mental health, growing up with child abuse, social issues and more.

Check out her website and YouTube channel!

I Helped Write A Book! (Hannah Witton’s Doing It Is Out!)

A Day In The Life Of A YouTuber Doing YouTube Stuff

Day In The Life Of A Sick YouTuber

Facts About Me (Redoing My First ASL Vlog) | ASL

More Comfortable In The Deaf Or Hearing World? | ASL

Can I Hear Myself? | ASL

How Can I Get My Teachers To Accommodate Me?

Can You Be Friends With YouTubers?

Is Turning Up The Volume Better Than Captions?

I Finally Finished Buffy The Vampire Slayer!

Deaf Poynters| Episode #3 – Should My School Give Me A Hearing Aid?

Come See Me In Massachusetts!

Instead Of Being Accessible, UC Berkeley Wants To Delete Things

I’m Exposing Myself (Not Really)

Deaf Poynters| Episode #2 – Communicating With Deaf People As An Autistic Person

“You Don’t Need Captions!”

What’s It Like Being Deaf And Working In A Hearing Environment?

Deaf Poynters| Episode #1 – How To Say No To “Hearing” Games At School?

Feeling Ashamed For Being Deaf?

30 Second ASL No Facial Expression Challenge | ASL

I Went To Gallaudet Again! (Kind Of, Not Really)

Rikki Poynter – 5 Ironic Things About Audiologist Appointments

Things To Do When You Have Depression

Why I Hate Driving At Night

Are You In Need Of A Caption Phone? | ft. Crystal Vaccaro

What’s It Like Being Deaf In College? | ASL (Mostly)

How Deaf People Wait For The Mailman | ASL

It’s Time To Get A Watch | Giveaway!

January 2017 Favourites| Let’s Talk About Buffy the Vampire Slayer

VidCon 2016: Lights, Camera, Caption! Closed Captioning Workshop

How Deaf And Hearing YouTubers Collaborate

Does Insurance Pay For Hearing Aids and Cochlear Implants?

Is Birth Control Only For Sex?

I Launched A New Website!

[ASL] Rikki Poynter – How To Survive A Party As A Deaf/HOH Person

Rikki Poynter – Invisible Disabilities

Rikki Poynter – #NoMoreCraptions campaign

Rikki Poynter – Cochlear Implants

#Deaftalent, Avenged & Twitter

Why #deaftalent means something.

#withcaptions is going viral.

Come on over to the deaf side: An Interview with Rikki Poynter

What Is Being Deaf? | Rikki Poynter

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