@rikkipoynter | Creator profile on Nutcake

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Rikkipoynter shares authentic insights into life with hearing loss and hearing aids, offering practical advice on device management and sound settings. Their content extends to vital discussions on digital accessibility, advocating for the Deaf and DeafBlind communities. Through personal updates and commentary on societal issues, Rikkipoynter provides a unique, disabled perspective on current events and disability rights.

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Olmstead v. L.C. has been going through it, but the Health & Human Services and Urban Affairs Committees of the Nebraska legislature are getting together to talk about the progress being made on the Olmstead Plan here in the state. Let’s go and find out what’s been happening together!

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Rikki, a white woman with long curly red-brown cherry cola hair down on her shoulders, wearing a black t-shirt that says, “Good things will come eventually.”

The never ending game of “Did I accidentally leave the sink running…?”

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Rikki sleeps (well, pretending to, obviously) until the “and now I’m panicking” line plays and she quickly opens her eyes. The text on the video says, “When you’re staying at your hearing friend’s place and your deaf self can’t remember if you turned the sink off and the bathroom is in her room and you don’t wanna risk waking her up.”

A quick spoiler free Fall 2 #MovieReview because having a sequel at all was baffling to me.

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Rikki, a young white woman with long curly red-brown cherry cola hair that is down, wearing no makeup. She has a light brown shirt that says, “I need a coffee,” on it with a candidate sticker on her sleeve. The “Fall 2” movie poster of a woman on a bridge holding another with a rope is on the top left hand corner.

FYI, if a Deaf person asks for captions and you randomly jump in with, "Don't worry, you're not missing anything," you're no better than the fact that captions weren't provided to begin with. We'll be the judge of what we missed or didn't miss, thank you very much.

With that being said, caption your videos. I am so very, very tired of telling the same people who know me over and over again to caption your videos. It’s one thing when a stranger doesn’t want to be accessible, but people who know me? That’s a personal slap to the face.

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A white woman with no makeup on, long curly red-brown cherry cola hair down on her shoulders. She is wearing an oversized blue graphic t-shirt with classic rock tapes on it, and a wrist brace. The video shows a screen of the following comments, “Please caption these so Deaf people like me know what is being said. Thank you!” and, “Don’t worry, you didn’t miss anything,” and lastly, “I’ll be the judge of that. Thank you.” White text on dark blue background says, “You are NOT to decide if a Deaf person needs captions or not.”

Who is rikkipoynter’s audience?

Rikki Poynter's audience is likely comprised of individuals interested in hearing loss advocacy, digital accessibility, and disability rights, primarily within the US. Their high Instagram engagement rate (8.65% ER) significantly surpasses benchmarks for platforms like TikTok (~3.0%), Instagram (~1.5%), and YouTube (~2.0%), indicating a highly motivated and actively participating community. This suggests strong intent signals for educational content, personal stories, and calls to action related to societal issues and accessibility. The quality of engagement is demonstrably high, presenting a valuable opportunity for brands focused on these niche but impactful areas.

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Robin Frings

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This creator is an actor and filmmaker who has recently obtained a certificate. They aim to increase opportunities for people with disabilities within the Dutch film, television, and theatre industries. The creator shares videos about their experiences as a deaf individual, including learning to speak and navigate daily life. Content also features interactions with family, participation in a radio quiz, and promoting accessible cultural experiences, such as sign language tours at museums. They also highlight content related to children's programming being translated into sign language.

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