US EditionHelen Keller's remarkable Jewish connection
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Helen Keller's remarkable Jewish connection
A voice from the past stirred hearts and minds on March 17, as an audio recording of Helen Keller — lost for decades — was played at the Center for Jewish History in Manhattan. The recording, dated December 5, 1934, had been sealed in a time capsule and only recently unearthed. Keller, who lost her sight and hearing at 19 months old after a severe illness, would go on to become one of the most influential authors, lecturers, and disability right…
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