Voiceless in Society??
Q. who do you consider as voiceless in our society? (mexicans, gays + lesbians, ect...) and why? Who is expressing for these people?...
Asked by someguy - Tue Apr 15 19:32:59 2008 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Homeless people - They could be perfectly lovely respectable people but they've just had a troublesome past. Every one in cities seem to overlook the homeless and think of them as scummy, violent and dangerous people. Richer people get more respect even though they tend to be the more caniving and unkind people.
Answered by fghtffyrdmns - Tue Apr 15 19:37:24 2008

If you were struck voiceless... could you still say "I love you"?
Q. Just imagine: your voice gone, utterly mute, your loved one is there, in front of you, waiting for you to ask "the question". You cannot speak, there's nothing to write with: how would you say him/her to stay with you?
Asked by qzmaster591 - Wed Jan 2 18:39:54 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. 1 4 3, with my fingers. Or mouth "I love you.".
Answered by Jeano thanks Snow Kid & Dr Bebop - Wed Jan 2 19:06:59 2008

Ladies - Dystopian future: what if you had to stand in a voiceless world?
Q. Imagine that a result of a science experiment gone wrong, every man and woman is infected with an incurable virus. No one would feel the effects, however from that moment on every little girl, and only little girls, wil be born deaf. Then make a jup of two centuries: it's the 2207, every single woman and girl on Earth is prevented to hear, learn and use spoken language, men still can. Could you descibe how society could have become? In a broader spectrum, dealing about relationships, arts, sociology, jobs, politics, women awareness, education, psycology, anthropology, style, habits... the more detailed the picture, the better...
Asked by qzmaster591 - Sun Oct 28 19:47:28 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Deafness and an inability to speak would not silence those who want to be heard. Most humans are born with five senses (six, if you want to include intuition as a "sense.") Losing your hearing would not have to stop someone from expressing themselves. The other senses would compensate for the hearing loss. Women would learn other means of communication, just like the deaf do today. Deaf people can understand language, even if they can't speak it. Some can read lips. Others use sign-language. If women were all deaf, I imagine sign language would become a very popular method of communication. I think the human spirit is very, very strong. Where there is a will, there's a way. Women would still find ways to make their mark in the… [cont.]
Answered by TERA - Mon Oct 29 03:29:57 2007