Topic: Asl

Actor Mel Gibson issued an apology after a video surfaced of him appearing to mock an ASL interpreter during a Q&A at Fan Expo Canada. The incident occurs as Gibson prepares for the release of "The Resurrection," a sequel to his 2004 film "The Passion of the Christ." Despite past controversies, Gibson's directorial projects continue to see significant commercial success.

DSA convention attendees were instructed to use "jazz hands" or "twinkling" instead of clapping to avoid triggering individuals with sensory sensitivities. Participants frequently invoked "points of personal privilege" to complain about room temperature, whispering, or "gendered language." Organizers also designated quiet rooms and warned against "aggressive scents" to maintain a safe environment for all comrades.