Across
- 1. Jones, have joined the National Theater for the Deaf, where he toured nationally with main stage plays and Little Theater of the Deaf for two years
- 2. John Pride, is a former Major League Baseball outfielder who is deaf. He batted left-handed and threw right-handed.
- 5. Gordon, is the first deaf Black female attorney in the United States and the first deaf graduate of American University's law school
- 6. Hall, who is deaf, plays professionally and has broken down barriers.
- 8. Bryan, I am a disability activist and filmmaker
- 10. Maxy, I was born with profound hearing loss. When I was very young, my mother and grandmother discovered that I couldn’t hear when they would turn on the vacuum cleaner behind my back
- 12. Sutton, will be one of the only reality TV contestants to use ASL while competing
- 13. Ridoff, grew up in the Chicago neighborhood of Hyde Park
- 14. Smith, comes from a four-generation family of deaf people
Down
- 1. McCaskill, deaf at age 5, likely inherited
- 3. Eugene Catron, better known by his stage name Harold Foxx, is a comedic, writer, producer, and actor who happens to be Deaf
- 4. Lyles, came into the public eye in a 6th episode of the TV ONE true crime story television program
- 7. & Heroda, both lost their hearing aged seven on the same day
- 9. Sanchez, I am a talented self-taught dancer who went deaf at the age of 4
- 11. Ofili, is a Black Deaf actor and filmmaker who become one of the first Black Deaf actors to be animated on a TV show as well as one of the first Black Deaf actors to appear in a video game, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, where she plays Hailey Cooper.