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I'm Guy Kawasaki and this is remarkable people.

Today's remarkable guest is Haben Germa.

Haben was born in Oakland, California, to an immigrant Eritrean family.

In her early childhood, she began to lose her eyesight and hearing.

She graduated from Skyline High School in Oakland and went on to graduate

Magna Cum Laude from Lewisis and clark after college she obtained

a law degree from Harvard law school she is the first deaf blind person to achieve this distinction

after law school she joined an organization called disability rights advocates she was part of the team that

filed a lawsuit against scricribd because its digital

reading system did not accommodate blind people. President Obama named her to the White House

Champions of Change and she received the Helen Keller Achievement Award from the American Federation

for the Blind. She was on the Forbes 30 under 30 list and a speaker for the time 100 talks.

Compared to other episodes of remarkable people, there's a longer delay between the end of my

question and the guest's answer. That's because what I said was typed in by a transcriber

and converted for Hobbin to read on a braille keyboard. I did not delete the delay and the sound of typing

so that you could experience how our interview actually took place.

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