Actress Shaylee Mansfield HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers January 2024

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - This is more of hearing sister problem #1836572, fr! So many times my hearing sister (and other hearing people) have to remind me to be quiet. To be honest, my ears don’t care. 😂 🔇 It’s awesome not being bothered by annoying sounds.

This is more of hearing sister problem #1836572, fr! So many times my hearing sister (and other hearing people) have to remind me to be quiet. To be honest, my ears don’t care. 😂 🔇 It’s awesome not being bothered by annoying sounds.

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - Deaf cheer, where the rhythm is felt and the energy is contagious! Deaf cheerleaders use a combination of dance, visual cues, drum beats, and sign language to perform cheers for their school. It’s a beautiful example of universality and creativity in a world of sports. 🤟 🦅🥁

Deaf cheer, where the rhythm is felt and the energy is contagious! Deaf cheerleaders use a combination of dance, visual cues, drum beats, and sign language to perform cheers for their school. It’s a beautiful example of universality and creativity in a world of sports. 🤟 🦅🥁

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - 🚫 Hot Take Alert: Don’t say “I know sign language!” to Deaf people on the spot. 🙅‍♀️ Imagine you’re enjoying a meal, catching up with friends, or shopping. Suddenly, someone approaches and starts spelling out the entire alphabet or flaunting a few signs. Instead, engage in genuine conversation! Ask about their interests, share your own, and connect on a personal level. It’s about showing that you’re genuinely interested in getting to know the person beyond their signing/hearing abilities.

🚫 Hot Take Alert: Don’t say “I know sign language!” to Deaf people on the spot. 🙅‍♀️ Imagine you’re enjoying a meal, catching up with friends, or shopping. Suddenly, someone approaches and starts spelling out the entire alphabet or flaunting a few signs. Instead, engage in genuine conversation! Ask about their interests, share your own, and connect on a personal level. It’s about showing that you’re genuinely interested in getting to know the person beyond their signing/hearing abilities.

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - We’re not oblivious to the fact there are sounds around us. But we’re shocked by how much hearing people hear… The way we walk, even breathe, and so on! I must admit - I feel bad that you have to hear all of this and are in a way controlled by them. 😂 💀 🔇

We’re not oblivious to the fact there are sounds around us. But we’re shocked by how much hearing people hear… The way we walk, even breathe, and so on! I must admit – I feel bad that you have to hear all of this and are in a way controlled by them. 😂 💀 🔇

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - Have you said, “I wish I knew sign language?” This video is for you. You might not know this, but Deaf people get this often from strangers, friends, co-workers, partners, and even family. The sad truth is that most of them never learn sign language. Don’t be that hearing person! Start to learn sign language today with @lingvano . (PS: You won’t regret it!) 🤟

Have you said, “I wish I knew sign language?” This video is for you. You might not know this, but Deaf people get this often from strangers, friends, co-workers, partners, and even family. The sad truth is that most of them never learn sign language. Don’t be that hearing person! Start to learn sign language today with @lingvano . (PS: You won’t regret it!) 🤟

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - What’s pretty cool is that there are more than 300 different sign languages around the world. Instead of me telling you, here are 5 Deaf people signing in their own language - from India, Australia, Mexico, USA, and Japan (JSL). Like every language in this world…sign language is definitely not universal. If all languages were all the same, it would be boring. Video descriptions: @shwetakofficial Young Indian woman with straight black hair wearing a buttoned up lace collar top. @keepingupwiththecallaghans_ A 10 year old white girl standing in front of bushes, wearing light purple sweater. @topheravila A latine person with a beard, white plugs, and a gold necklace, wearing a short sleeved green shirt and standing in front of a pool during a sunset. @shayleemansfield A white teen girl wearing a black t-shirt with jeans standing in front of a grey wall. @yutaka727 A Japanese man with green hair, white t-shirt, and blue jeans standing in front of a plain white wall.

What’s pretty cool is that there are more than 300 different sign languages around the world. Instead of me telling you, here are 5 Deaf people signing in their own language – from India, Australia, Mexico, USA, and Japan (JSL). Like every language in this world…sign language is definitely not universal. If all languages were all the same, it would be boring. Video descriptions: @shwetakofficial Young Indian woman with straight black hair wearing a buttoned up lace collar top. @keepingupwiththecallaghans_ A 10 year old white girl standing in front of bushes, wearing light purple sweater. @topheravila A latine person with a beard, white plugs, and a gold necklace, wearing a short sleeved green shirt and standing in front of a pool during a sunset. @shayleemansfield A white teen girl wearing a black t-shirt with jeans standing in front of a grey wall. @yutaka727 A Japanese man with green hair, white t-shirt, and blue jeans standing in front of a plain white wall.

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - ⚠️ Loud sound! Are you ready to watch “Who can hear better?” challenge that my Deaf family got into?!? 🔉💥📢 This challenge proves that not all Deaf people hear the exact same way or hear absolutely nothing. There are different types of hearing loss. And the most important thing - we don’t care if we can hear better or not. (FYI: The challenge was done with all of our consent.)

⚠️ Loud sound! Are you ready to watch “Who can hear better?” challenge that my Deaf family got into?!? 🔉💥📢 This challenge proves that not all Deaf people hear the exact same way or hear absolutely nothing. There are different types of hearing loss. And the most important thing – we don’t care if we can hear better or not. (FYI: The challenge was done with all of our consent.)

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - Over the past two weeks, I’ve experienced ridicule, harassment, and attacks simply for expressing my pride as a Deaf person by cheering out loud for my Deaf school 🩷. When people make fun of me for being Deaf, they’re not just targeting me; they’re mocking every single Deaf person out there. Deaf individuals have endured discrimination for how they speak, being unfairly labeled as ‘dumb,’ and even compared to animals 🙊. Take a moment to imagine what it would be like if you faced the same unjust treatment. It’s time to say, “Enough is enough.” If you stand in solidarity with the Deaf community, please share this video to help us spread awareness and promote a world where everyone is valued. ✌️

Over the past two weeks, I’ve experienced ridicule, harassment, and attacks simply for expressing my pride as a Deaf person by cheering out loud for my Deaf school 🩷. When people make fun of me for being Deaf, they’re not just targeting me; they’re mocking every single Deaf person out there. Deaf individuals have endured discrimination for how they speak, being unfairly labeled as ‘dumb,’ and even compared to animals 🙊. Take a moment to imagine what it would be like if you faced the same unjust treatment. It’s time to say, “Enough is enough.” If you stand in solidarity with the Deaf community, please share this video to help us spread awareness and promote a world where everyone is valued. ✌️

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - What it is like when our family goes out. Hearing people asking us if one of us is hearing or can talk…hoping that they don’t have to do the extra work and accommodate the Deaf. Be it gesturing, pointing, using a pen/notepad, or typing on iPhone. It’s funny that hearing people would go such length to see if one of us is hearing. BUT they won’t put in the work to talk to a Deaf person directly. By doing that, it excludes the Deaf person. Yes, my sister @ivymansfield is hearing and we’ve agreed as a family that she is to pretend to be Deaf because 1) It’s not her job at all to speak/interpret for us. 2) When hearing people find out she’s hearing, hearing people automatically talk to her leaving the Deaf out. 3) We want hearing people to talk to us directly. We’re people after all. VD: A family of three standing in front of a plain gray wall. A bald man with a black t-shirt, a teen girl with a green tank top, and a tween girl with a light purple tank top as well as green flower-printed skirt.

What it is like when our family goes out. Hearing people asking us if one of us is hearing or can talk…hoping that they don’t have to do the extra work and accommodate the Deaf. Be it gesturing, pointing, using a pen/notepad, or typing on iPhone. It’s funny that hearing people would go such length to see if one of us is hearing. BUT they won’t put in the work to talk to a Deaf person directly. By doing that, it excludes the Deaf person. Yes, my sister @ivymansfield is hearing and we’ve agreed as a family that she is to pretend to be Deaf because 1) It’s not her job at all to speak/interpret for us. 2) When hearing people find out she’s hearing, hearing people automatically talk to her leaving the Deaf out. 3) We want hearing people to talk to us directly. We’re people after all. VD: A family of three standing in front of a plain gray wall. A bald man with a black t-shirt, a teen girl with a green tank top, and a tween girl with a light purple tank top as well as green flower-printed skirt.

Shaylee Mansfield Instagram - Let’s change the conversation. Disability isn’t a competition. Instead of comparing which experience is ‘better,’ let’s focus on celebrating the rich diversity of the human experience. It’s not about being blind or Deaf (in some cases, it’s both); it’s about being human and respecting one another’s journeys. Let’s skip the question and start to embrace all kinds of people. 🤟 ☮️

Let’s change the conversation. Disability isn’t a competition. Instead of comparing which experience is ‘better,’ let’s focus on celebrating the rich diversity of the human experience. It’s not about being blind or Deaf (in some cases, it’s both); it’s about being human and respecting one another’s journeys. Let’s skip the question and start to embrace all kinds of people. 🤟 ☮️