
Helen Keller, an avid civil rights activist known for being deaf and blind, faces prejudice from the public, her family and even herself.
Helen Keller
Anne Sullivan
Peter Fagan

Helen Keller, an avid civil rights activist known for being deaf and blind, faces prejudice from the public, her family and even herself.
2017-07-02
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Her mission surpassed her generation.
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