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Helen Keller: Later in Life
By Erin Horner |
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1 After she graduated from Radcliffe College, Helen Keller decided that she would devote her life to helping others who were blind. She wrote magazine articles and books. She also gave speeches. She became one of the most popular speakers in America. She and Anne Sullivan traveled around the country. They spoke to many different people. In 1920, Helen and Anne began a new adventure. They created a vaudeville act. This entertaining show earned them a lot of money, sometimes as much as $2,000 per week! |
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