All The Words On The Screen

All The Words On The Screen

exists to address a civil rights issue which is hidden from many people, but for many others can be frustrating, if not debilitating.

All The Words On The Screen

exists to address a civil rights issue which is hidden from many people, but for many others can be frustrating, if not debilitating.

There is a systemic problem with closed captioning
disproportionality affecting people with hearing issues.

Captions are important for many people, and for a myriad of reasons. Unfortunately, a significant amount of captioning is either:

The problem can be addressed by putting in the work to make sure:

  1. 1. inaccurate
  2. 2. incomplete or
  3. 3. missing altogether.
  1. 1. captions become a matter of course,
  2. 2. we have ways to thoroughly audit them,
  3. 3. we work to correct captions when the opportunities present themselves.

To help you understand some of the issues and see real world examples of both good and bad captioning, we have created THE WALL.
Below are some samples. Please visit THE WALL for more.

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