An organization named for this woman was founded with money from Lusitania survivor George Kessler.
An organization named for this woman was founded with money from Lusitania survivor George Kessler. While still a girl, she unintentionally plagiarized from Margaret Canby's "The Frost Fairies" for her story, "The Frost King." This onetime student of the Wright-Humason School detailed how the 1912 Lawrence Textile Workers Strike turned her on to Socialism in her essay, "Why I Became an IWW." She was sent an instructor from the (*) Perkins Institution following a meeting with Alexander Graham Bell. After suffering from scarlet fever as an infant, this woman was taught by Anne Sullivan, a story which inspired William Gibson's play The Miracle Worker. For 10 points, name this deaf and blind woman.
An organization named for this woman was founded with money from Lusitania survivor George Kessler.
Helen Adams {Keller}