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Anne Sullivan was the guide light of Hellen life Hellen was trapped in herself without her teacher, shw wouldn't have been able to show the wonderful and inspiring woman she was and the people she helped.
I am and always will be prochoice
Never again
We must always fight for our freedom
Clara Barton is my great, great, great Aunt. My great, great grandmother is Clara Barton Smith.
I have always admired Helen & Annie. Our life's work is with people who have disabilities, to help discover their unique abilities & capacity for life & love. How sad then to hear that Helen promoted abortion, taking the life of a pre-born child who is not "perfect" or convenient. I hope that Helen came to realize this later in life.
she is amazing woman
Helen Keller is a hero. Such girl power of hr time. Keller should be taught to children in schools to teach the young that they can achieve any thing.
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I can't help but Wonder are ideas about the world situation may have not been all her own she probably was Heavy influenced by Sullivan herself parrot it may have been Sullivan speaking through Helen Keller
No doubt she was brilliant and most Brave to overcome all the obstacles that she did God bless her❤❤
God bless her heart. And God bless my Sullivan f o r happened to death and blind❤❤❤
I’m sad that I don’t have the names of these women locked in my memory! They deserve my admiration! And gratitude!
This is rediculous! She wasn’t completely blind( legally blind… not 100% blind) and she wasn’t completely fully 100% deaf either. It’s obvious if u watch more footage of her. Her teacher Ann was the real genius and hero of her story.. such a shame she wasn’t also awarded the Nobel prize
Very upsetting if she was Not a Lesbian though…
What do you mean? She was very respectful as she was. Lesbian or not. Things she created from her straying away from people's normative views and beliefs are the greatest parts of her works that we love.
Excellent documentary!!! Read much of her poems, but far from comprehensively so. Many have read loved, & quite a few dark, naturally. Anyway, all valuable still.
I love 19th century women! They were amazing! May those lovely ladies rest in peace.❤
I don't have a degree 😊
Just found out I'm related to Emily
I love the film 'black' which is loosely based on Helen Keller and her teacher
Ugh, these "questionable" ads are just relentless on CZcams!
a great model if you want to make independent art and not be involved in society
That surprises me that she was in favor of abortion.sad
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Ilove women and girl , ilove my sisters ilove my wife ilove my moma we can do it ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 salute from men big ♥ heart
We are from right next to Cambridge, but grew up in area. Our Greek yia yia grew up in Cambridge 20's-30's & then our dad his basically first real girlfriend worked at Perkins school! I didn't know Helen Keller & Annie came here. Just down the street in Medford where our other parents & grandparents were raised & where Amelia Earhart grew up, after her success they had a parade for her there. But yeah, I guess everyone originally traveled from this direction.😅...Also the Medford mentioned above thats where Black Dahlia came from.
This is amazing she had a hard time communicate with others so good the teacher is so good at teaching Helen Keller never gave up!! So good even though she was so naughty
Is the gentleman speaking also blind?
Her art, her brilliance, her craft, the beauty that came from her soul infused into her poetry. Dickinson was astonishing. Still is.
Emily is the best!! #1 Forever!! <3
She was agoraphobic. Dealin with men as a writer could be frightening. She preferred to write than be a wife and mother. Bi curious too. No, that was Virginia Woolf. Could be Dickenson too. The archtype is introvert.
How we have fallen. I’m so sad.
cry about it (:
Emily was spiritual but not Christian. She was more into the spirituality of nature.
Exactly that's what people don't seem to talk about. They just narrate her life as "atheist to religious" But it's more than that. Her skepticism in religion gives her a better spirituality
Didn't she keep women down by proving that she could not get by without a man.
certainly not!
It is well known they Miss Keller was fluent in the art of SARCASM. lol
Our times, so concerned about gender issues, are probably unable to see a friendship between two women without sexualizing it. From my point of view, her poetry stands by itself, independently of what sexual orientation she had. Because our generation is incapable of reading any literature without carving for sexual issues on the part of the writer, it is so impoverished, restricted, and shallow. Poor Emily 😢
I agree. This society just can not "survive" without needing to push sexuality onto EVERYTHING
Lol in fact it was. Did you even read her works about Sue? You cannot change them by "our generation is obsessed with gender issues". She expressively expressed her denial for marriage and wrote raw and direct words forSue and you're still saying that?
@@honeychill3011lol says the one defending heteronormativity pushing everything including calling queers the pusher
Why do you always look over heteronormativity erasing and making queers a big conflict and rather call the ones calling out the problems?
You are basically saying "Why do gays always fight back homophobic notions and rules that I don't care to complain about unlike the gays I cannot tolerate?" Says so much about you
Wow so thats her story ♥ poetry, wine and candle light go figures.
Definitely keen to watch this,but it might be irrelevant since there’s no such thing as “women” these days apparently.
Sure hope the Lord turner her heart round regarding the TRULY VOICELESS-the most innocent of us all, babies In the womb. Who speaks on THEIR BEHALF?!
The h is silent in Amherst
The big femist lie is saying men could vote-when in reality you had to also be a landowner & a man so most men couldn't vote either...
This is the first time ever seen a a video of Helen Keller. I love the movie with Patty Duke. When I look at the Helen Keller's face I say she is actually beautiful and she doesn't know it. Inner soul is absolutely radiant
Now she knows it .Helen keller can see now and hear too .She is delivered of her handicaps once for all.She is in heaven wirh her mother, dad Sister and brother and her friends..and Annie sullivan.
@@severinefisteberg8893 yes she can see now if you can hear and she can speak now, Helen Keller's life is a testimony of how God can use people to show his strength and it encourages all of us, I'm sure that our heavenly father and Lord Jesus said to Helen Keller when she entered into heaven Oh, Well done thy good and faithful servant! Helen Keller was a real trooper and an instrument of God!
Amazing woman what a truly asp
Very sad she was for the killing of the unborn 😢
She was one in a million.
When the learned men wrote the Declaration of Independence the part about equality was meant for rich white men who owned property. Let’s stop giving them credit as visionaries who foresaw the Black man being more than slaves. If true equality was their intention, the document would have been written along the lines of the current EEOC guidelines.
Helen Keller and her beloved teacher Annie are two of my heroes! Miss Sullivan was a remarkable woman who loved Helen like her own.After such a hard childhood the true courage of Annie is amazing! The love between them was so special!
Annie Sullivan should be awarded the highest of highest of achievement awards. Exceptional!!!
Absolutely… without her hard work & her conviction to get through to Helen, there Wouldn’t be “Hellen Keller”…
Some information I didn't know in this video. I didn't know she was multilingual. Also, I didn't know she wrote more than one book. I have a delightful photo of Helen with Eisenhower. He's grinning, and her hand is on his face. Her death in June of 1968 was overshadowed by Robert Kennedy's assassination.
Helen Keller was a true genius. Imagine how much more she could have done with all her senses.