This woman joined with Lusitania survivor George Kessler to create an international charity namedfor her that fights malnutrition.
This woman joined with Lusitania survivor George Kessler to create an international charity namedfor her that fights malnutrition. This author of The Open Door and My Religion also penned thesocialist essay collection Out of the Dark and was a co‐founder of the (*) ACLU. At age six, whileattending the Perkins Institution under the recommendation of Alexander Graham Bell, she met aperson who had previously studied Samuel Howe's work with Laura Bridgman. This woman then workedwith that teacher, Anne Sullivan, to create the autobiography The Story of My Life. For 10 points, namethis Alabama‐born activist who was deaf and blind.
This woman joined with Lusitania survivor George Kessler to create an international charity namedfor her that fights malnutrition.
Helen Adams Keller