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she obviously was blind so everything was black in her eyes so she did not see any other color.
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Oh, dude, Helen Keller's favorite color? I mean, I guess it's technically impossible to know for sure since she was deaf and blind, but if I had to take a wild guess, I'd say it's probably... dark... like, really dark. Like, pitch black or something. But hey, who knows, maybe she was into neon pink.
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