First Deaf-Blind Harvard Law Graduate - An Eritrean-American Woman.

[Sophisticate]

 

[Solid]

I saw this story and walahi it was inspiring.

I really have no excuse to fail.

 

[Sophisticate]

I saw this story and walahi it was inspiring.

I really have no excuse to fail.

I'm surprised no one posted this story on here yet when SSpot is like a twitter feed with up to the minute news. Yes; I find it awe-inspiring and a testament to defining conventional stereotypes and going beyond one's limitations. Plus she's a Horner.

 

[Sultana]

I saw an article about her earlier, but yeah, she's so inspiring.

 

[Queen Carawelo]

Such an inspiration. It's time like this I tell myself I should always bring my A game. Proud of her even though I don't know her, it takes courage and ambition to achieve what she achieved. I now know who's my new found inspiration is.


Thank you Sophie for making this topic.

 

[SOMACOON]

Thanks for sharing this. Such an amazing woman.

 

[ded]

i havent watched the video but the title says deaf and blind? if she cant hear, how can she speak??

 

[Tokio]

This is an eye opening story.

No pun intended.

 

[Apollo]

Nice uplifting video.