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Well said Steph.
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I am only one! (keepsakeme icanread & brad ruggles)
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(via brad ruggles)A GREAT thing to keep in mind when you vote.
Just a tiny side note: when I was in elementary school, we were taught an awful lot about Helen Keller — that she flourished despite seemingly insurmountable disabilities, she was a fierce advocate of woman suffrage, and that she was educated at Radcliffe despite the fact that she was deaf and blind. Somehow, though, it took until I was in my mid-20s or so to learn another interesting fact about her: she was a prominent member of the Socialist Party. That fact, they somehow missed teaching us in school. I always found that omission kind of…interesting.
