Answer:
Hearing oppression
Explanation:
Deaf storytelling refers to the process in which stories are passed down from generation to generation by signed storytelling instead of by the use of spoken or written language. Fables (short stories conveying a moral, usually with animals as characters), along with other stories, such as anecdotes, personal experiences, and legends are a part of deaf storytelling, and so are lessons and jokes. Hearing oppression is something that is not commonly encountered in these stories, though.
