TikTok is full of American Sign Language tutorials. But virality doesn't always come with accuracy. The deaf community is urging people to only learn from creators who are deaf or hard of hearing.

Up-and-coming beauty blogger Catherine Martinez is setting herself apart from her fellow makeup artists. She no doubt has some special skill when it comes to highlight and contour, but besides ...

The idea to create these inclusive videos came to Martinez as she was studying communicative sciences and disorders at NYU. In an interview with PizzaBottle, she shared that she took sign language ...

There are numerous ways to learn American Sign Language (ASL) outside the old classroom method. From free online lessons to video tutorials, a world of possibilities is open for those aspiring to ...

Martinez, 24, uses sign language in her beauty tutorials to make them more accessible to deaf and hearing-impaired people. Her inclusive online videos have earned her more 35,000 loyal Instagram ...

Developed by NVIDIA and the American Society for Deaf Children, a new AI-driven website known as Signs invites people to learn how to sign.

Creator @leci.bby shared a TikTok video captioned "point of view: you been learning sign language from tiktok videos," in which she signs a viral TikTok sound. The video has almost 6.1 million views ...

At first glance, Catherine Martinez's makeup tutorials look like many of the ones you've already seen on Instagram: packed full of blinding highlighter, perfectly defined brows, and winged liner ...