[nfb-talk] brief history of the NFB

[Kenneth Chrane]

Hi Sherry you may also read Jacobus TenBroek, The Man and The movement as 
well as the 50th anniversary of the NFB by Doctor Kenneth Jernigan which is 
an address that he made at the Banquet of the National Federation of the 
Blind in Dallas, Texas in 1990.
Kenneth Chrane

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From: "Sherri" <flmom2006 at gmail.com>
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Subject: [nfb-talk] brief history of the NFB


Hi list members,
Anyone have a brief history of the NFB. I have to talk about the Federation 
at a meeting later today. Actually, this is a rather last-minute request. I
can basically talk about it, but just wanted to make sure all my facts are 
straight. Thanks and any help is definitely appreciated.

Sherri

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