Welcome to Walking Alone and Marching Together, the history podcast of the National Federation of the Blind. The history of a unique social revolution, democratic and nonviolent, but not always peaceful. Each episode brings you closer to the people, moments, and movements that shaped our organization from 1940 to 1990 through the book of the same name. You can find the full text of the book at nfb.org/publications.

As you listen, please reflect with fellow Federationists the following discussion questions:

• What in this episode motivates you to continue the work of the organized blind movement?
• What new story or insight surprised you and why?
• What lessons from this episode can help us build a future where all blind people are valued and respected?

Share your thoughts to podcast@nfb.org or leave a message at 410-659-9314, ext. 2444. Subscribe and listen to new episodes every week.

Welcome to Walking Alone and Marching Together, the history podcast of the National Federation of the Blind. The history of a unique social revolution, democratic and nonviolent, but not always peaceful. Each episode brings you closer to the people, moments, and movements that shaped our organization from 1940 to 1990 through the book of the same name. You can find the full text of the book at nfb.org/publications.

As you listen, please reflect with fellow Federationists the following discussion questions:

• What in this episode motivates you to continue the work of the organized blind movement?
• What new story or insight surprised you and why?
• What lessons from this episode can help us build a future where all blind people are valued and respected?

Share your thoughts to podcast@nfb.org or leave a message at 410-659-9314, ext. 2444. Subscribe and listen to new episodes every week.

Welcome to Walking Alone and Marching Together, the history podcast of the National Federation of the Blind. The history of a unique social revolution, democratic and nonviolent, but not always peaceful. Each episode brings you closer to the people, moments, and movements that shaped our organization from 1940 to 1990 through the book of the same name. You can find the full text of the book at nfb.org/publications.

As you listen, please reflect with fellow Federationists the following discussion questions:

• What in this episode motivates you to continue the work of the organized blind movement?
• What new story or insight surprised you and why?
• What lessons from this episode can help us build a future where all blind people are valued and respected?

Share your thoughts to podcast@nfb.org or leave a message at 410-659-9314, ext. 2444. Subscribe and listen to new episodes every week.