The deaf community in America has long been underserved by interpreters. In recent years, the problem has become more visible as the use of video relay services has increased. These services allow deaf people to communicate with hearing people by using sign language interpreters who are often not properly trained. This has led to a number of problems, including interpreters using profanity, making sexual gestures, or otherwise behaving inappropriately. This article will explore the problem of dirty sign language services and the ways that the deaf community is fighting back. It will discuss the difficulties of finding qualified interpreters, the dangers of using unqualified interpreters, and the steps that are being taken to improve the situation.
There is no such thing as "dirty sign language services." This is an urban legend.
While sign language interpreters are an important part of providing access to communication for deaf and hard of hearing people, there is a lack of regulation in the industry. This can lead to unqualified interpreters being hired, which can in turn lead to communication breakdowns and a loss of confidence in the interpretation services being provided.
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