Helen Keller was an American writer, activists, political demonstrator and a public speaker. She was the author of the novel named The Story of My Life. She was born on 27th June in 1880 in Tuscumbia in Alabama in US. Her parents' name were Kate Adams Keller and Arthur H Keller. She had two stepbrothers and two biological siblings named James Mc Donald, William Simpson Keller, Mildred Campbell Tyson and Philip Brooks Keller . Hellen Keller was born as a healthy child without any disabilities,but later, when she was 19 months she had suffered from a severe illness which had affected her vision. When Helen Keller had met her first mentor and her soulmate,Anne Suvilian, she interacted essentially using home signs till she was seven years old. Anne Suvilian had taught Helen Keller how to read and write . After completing her education, Helen Keller studied at Radcliffe College of Hardvard University and became the earliest dual sensory impaired person in US to get a college degree. Helen Keller was also a creative writer, narrating 14 books and hundreds of lectures and articles on subjects ranging from fauna to Mahatma Gandhi. Helen Keller fought for those suffering from mental health issues and for female independence, the right to work and international peace. In 1909, Helen Keller started working for the Socialist Party of America. She was the creating team of the American Civil Liberties Union. On 22nd January 1916 Helen Keller and Anne Suvilian explored the small municipality of Menominee in western Wisconsin to send a speech at the Mabel Tainter Memorial Building. Heller Keller became a world renowned writer and lecturer. She was a promoter for people with special needs, as well as various other causes. She explored twenty five countries, offering engaging lectures about people who have difficulty hearing. She was an advocate of feminism, peace maker, Christian social reformer, family planning and rival of Woodrow Wilson. During the year 1915,she and George A Kessler launched Helen Keller international institute which was focused to investigate on eyesight, fitness and diet . In 1916, she transferred the money to the NAACP, as she felt shy about the Southern Un Christian remedy of dark skinned people. In 1920, Helen Keller guided the people of America to establish American Civil Liberties Union, where she explored to forty countries with Suvilian by creating various excursions in Japan and becoming a favourite lady to to the people of Japan. Helen Keller had met with each President from Grover Cleveland to Lyndon B Johnson and had formed a good relationship with Alexander Graham Bell, Charlie Chaplin and Mark Twain. Helen Keller and Mark Twain were both examined who were associated with liberal politics. Helen Keller thought the poverty stricken were overwhelmed by industrial depression; she wanted that children who are living in poverty must have equal chances to do well, which Helen Keller had enjoyed herself. She narrated that she had not attributed her successes temporarily to the benefits of her birth and surroundings. On 1st June 1968, Helen Keller had lost her life at her house in Easton,Connecticut, US while she was sleeping
