Helen Keller faced numerous obstacles in her advocacy for the disabled, notably her profound deafness and blindness, which presented significant communication challenges. Despite these barriers, she emerged as a prominent activist and author, advocating for the rights of individuals with disabilities. Keller’s advocacy was also complicated by societal prejudices against disability. She fought against inaccessibility and called for greater awareness and understanding, using her own experiences to challenge assumptions about capability and human value. Her resilience made her a symbol of strength and advocacy for many.