Black ASL developed separately because of the segregated Deaf schools. Black ASL uses different signs at times but also uses a larger signing space and is more expressive. Because Deaf culture in general, and Black Deaf culture in particular, transmit culture through in-person social gatherings, the norms of signing can be considered cultural artifacts in the Deaf culture. How is signing space in Black ASL a representation of the culture?

This is not true.

Explanation:

it has actually merged together because deaf kids are in the same class. this has nothing to do with black culture, its American culture

answer:

vampire knight

explanation:

its a two season anime series filmed in 2008, but the film production is great.   its dubbed in english, and has closed captions if that isn't good enough.   its very romantic and sort of weird when you find out who the main characters are at the end.   very very dramatic, but in a good way, and never gets old.   i've watched it over and over again but it still has not gotten old.   you'll love the night class.