I decided to get a video and this shows that these little kids can function with the implant just as well with people that can hear. It gives them the chance to hear their parents voices and lets them hear music.

This short news article talks about how the deaf community is pretty much a culture just like the Hispanic Culture. Gives an example of a 53 year old lady who throughout her whole life was deaf and lived outside the deaf community because she spoke english and could lipread

Article talks about how the Supreme Court has yet to make this issue legal or not. The police want to use these call phone devices as a way of tracking everyone.

About 4.7 million Americans, more than 2 percent of the adult population, are barred from voting because of a felony conviction. Also talks about how felons can apply for the right to become apart of society again and have the right to vote.

List of states where people with felony convinctions are barred from voting. Each state has its own laws against or for felons who want to vote.

This article is mostly charts showing how health spending is being used.Gives examples in medicare and medicaid also per capita and GDP

This short article is an update showing that 2.5 million more young adults have health care because of the Affordable Care Act that took effect in September 2010. These numbers will just keep increasing because these young adults can stay on their parents health care plan until they are 26, then afterwards can't be denied.

This is explaining that children of LGBT parents don't have any kind of influence on being bisexual or not. It also explains how children should handle questions when they are asked how they are being raised

Giving mothers un-paid break time to pump the milk for their nursing child. People don't realize that this is not only a health benefit it is an economic benefit.

Mothers don't have the time to breastfeed or pump while at work. Some workplaces don't have the right accommodations for these mothers. There are programs for the moms.

Forty-five states, the District of Columbia and the Virgin Islands have laws that specifically allow women to breastfeed in any public or private location. Each state has different laws pertaining to breastfeeding in public.