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Title: Biases diminish importance or impact of this text
Review: Triumph of the spirit recounts the events leading to the March 1998 protests at Gallaudet University in Washington D.C. Author Angel Ramos delivers a shamelessly biased, at times even quixotic view of the protests and the subsequent national fixation on Deaf rights. Written more as propaganda that historical narrative, Ramos peppers the text with so many unsubstantiated conclusions and baseless emotional speculations that the book becomes quaint but hardly a serious historical text by any standard. One can imagine a repressed elation as Ramos demonizes certain trustees while generalizing anecdotal support as a national groundswell of opinion when, in reality, most Americans know nothing of Gallaudet or the Deaf President Now movement. Having enjoyed serious historical text from critical authors, this book serves as a catalogue of incidents and a rough timeline but should enjoy no serious consideration from any reader with a critical lens.
