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A deaf 15-year-old who spent lockdown online teaching sign language to thousands of people has been honoured with a top award.
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Tyrese Dibba is the winner of the Stephen Sutton Inspiration Award at Pride of Birmingham Awards 2021.
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Energetic teenager Tyrese Dibba loves talking to people â but being Deaf means not everyone speaks his language.
This is why the inspirational schoolboy used lockdown to teach more people to communicate using British Sign Language, becoming a YouTube sensation when his lively online tutorials attracted more than 80,000 views.
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A teenager, who is deaf and partially sighted, has become an online sensation after highlighting the loneliness felt by many deaf people.
Tyrese Dibba, 15, began producing video tutorials during the first coronavirus lockdown to teach people how to communicate using British Sign Language.
Now he has a classroom of tens of thousands of students who tune in every day.
He told ITV News: I m proud to help people and give them confidence to meet deaf people so the deaf community will be able to understand hearing people. Being deaf can be isolating.