After the Miracle: The Political Crusades of Helen Keller

"After the Miracle: The Political Crusades of Helen Keller" is a profound revelation of Helen Keller's legacy beyond her early sensory challenges, authored by the New York Times bestselling writer Max Wallace. This pivotal biography, named a Kirkus Best Nonfiction Book of 2023, unveils Keller's transformation into a tenacious advocate for social justice, addressing gender, race, class, and disability. With meticulous research, Wallace narrates how Keller, once primarily recognized through her relationship with teacher Annie Sullivan, used her regained voice to challenge oppressive systems and advocate for marginalized communities globally. From confronting segregation in the Jim Crow South to opposing fascist regimes and advocating for economic justice, Keller's activism is portrayed in a new light. Ideal for college students exploring intersections of social justice, this narrative encourages a deeper understanding of how personal empowerment can ignite widespread change. "After the Miracle" not only enriches our grasp of a well-known figure but prompts us to question: How can we use our own voices for justice?