Embrace your weirdness

When he/ she was twelve ______ caught Scarlet fever. The effects of the fever left him/ her completely deaf.

• Hellen Keller

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Thomas Alva Edison

This speech has become one of the most famous speeches in history.

• " I Have a dream "

• " I Have an Idea"

• "I Have something to say"

When he/she was a child, he/she was very sick. The illness left him/her blind, deaf and mute.

• Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

• Thomas Alva Edison

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Hellen Keller

Education was denied for women, her ambition for knowledge made her join a religious order.

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The ____________ people are an indigenous population living in the northern of Mexico

• Mayan

• Rarámuri or Tarahumaras

• Zapotec

She was communicating in different ways : brille, touch - lip reading, finger spelling, and typing. She wrote books in many different languages, gave lectures and  presentations sharing her story. She co-founded an organization to help fight blindness due to malnutrition and disease.

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He was a great believer in peaceful protest. His protests  in the Civil Rights Movement were no - violent even when the protesters were met with violence by the police. 

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Thomas Alva Edison

• was a great believer in peaceful protest

• won some ultra marathons like the Leadville Trail 100 and the Pacific Crest Trail.

• was known for his development of the light bulb that lasted longer than the current light bulbs

She was considered the first feminist in the New World.Through her writing she was able to stand up for female equality in society, especially in education.

• Rosa Park

• Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz

• Hellen Keller

The term "rarámuri" means

• " those of the light feet"

• "those of the light arms"

• "The fastest ones"