A Profile, from 1930: Keller was convinced that what she had done, others could do, Robert M. Coates writes—her struggle had been in combating the world’s refusal to regard her as a normal ...

In 1949, less than five months after Britain, ... In 2009, a statue of blind and deaf 7-year-old Helen Keller at the moment she got a sense of language was unveiled at the U.S. Capitol.