Words Fail Me

Stuttering

The Catharsis of Communicative Diversity

Aman Kumar on July 11, 2011

In a place where stuttered speech is the norm, a thousand stutterers find in themselves a quiet dignity and immeasurable resolve.

In a place where stuttered speech is the norm, a thousand stutterers find in themselves a quiet dignity and immeasurable resolve.

Stuttering

On Oscar's Day, a Duality of Communication

Aman Kumar on February 27, 2011

The consensus for the annual Academy Awards front-runner this evening is of course divided between The King's Speech and The Social Network. For which group should I be cheering — my dozens of friends working at Facebook, or the dozens of people I know who stutter?

The consensus for the annual Academy Awards front-runner this evening is of course divided between The King's Speech and The Social Network. For which group should I be cheering — my dozens of friends working at Facebook, or the dozens of people I know who stutter?

Stuttering

My Trepidation with The King's Speech

Aman Kumar on February 25, 2011

I have been remiss in two key dimensions: the first in not having attended to this column for months, and the second in not having viewed The King's Speech before this week.

I have been remiss in two key dimensions: the first in not having attended to this column for months, and the second in not having viewed The King's Speech before this week.