Fighting Stigma
Humans indeed have long entered modern mada. Various advances also occur in every line of life. However, not all humans can enjoy this progress. Many minority groups who until now still have difficulty enjoying independence as a whole human being. One of the minority groups is the disabled group. As the largest minority, the diffable are still difficult in spite of all forms of discrimination and stigma that haunt them throughout life. Indeed, since the 19th century many policies emerged for them, but not all of these regulations can be applied. This condition is trying to change by Helen Keller. As a disabled person, he really understands how difficulties are faced in living life. But he did not give up, he continued to study and study until he finally became an activist engaged in defending the right of the disabled. Vision and hearing loss Helen Adams Keller was born on June 27, 1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabam. He is the first child of two siblings, the son of Arhur H. Keller and Katheri...