Ronald Reagan was deaf , or almost deaf, in one ear due to an accident when he was making a movie. He wore a hearing aid which, according to stories, he wouild turn off on occasion during boring meetings. I think he was the nearest to deaf US president ever,
A president who was tone deaf was president Ulysses S. Grant
The Deaf President Now (DPN) protest at Gallaudet University lasted for a week, from March 6 to March 13, 1988. The protest was led by Gallaudet students, faculty, staff, and alumni, demanding that a deaf president be appointed, rather than a hearing president. The protest ultimately resulted in the appointment of the university's first deaf president, I. King Jordan.
I. King Jordan was the first deaf president of Gallaudet University, a deaf college, in 1988. His deafness was caused by a motorcycle accident at age twenty-one.
The president who died totally blind in one eye and deaf in one ear was Woodrow Wilson. He experienced these disabilities after suffering a stroke while in office.
That would be the first deaf president.
Deaf PAH! is a program for deaf and hard of hearing people and offers courses for them. It is typically associated with the Lutheran Church. Pah! Day is celebrated in mid-March and commemorates the Gallaudet University Revolution of 1988, when college students and the deaf community shut down a university until a deaf individual was hired as the school's president. The students waved "Deaf Pah" signs and wore self-made paper hats in celebration.
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Almost deaf
Deaf Literature = a body of written stories, poems, songs and other genres which include Deaf characters, Deaf culture, Deaf identity and Deaf experiences in their work.
Ulysses Grant reported made this comment. He was not fond of military bands and ceremonies. I am not sure that he was actually tone deaf .
yes he did he was deaf but after sometime he did not care if he was deaf it was better for him to concentrate
As deaf as a rock.