Archive for February, 2014

Monday's with Mike: Hail the troublemakers

February 3, 201411 CommentsPosted in Mike Knezovich, Mondays with Mike, politics, Uncategorized

Here’s my husband Mike Knezovich with the first of his “Mondays with Mike” installments. When Martin Luther King Jr. was killed in 1968, I was 11 years old. Turmoil was everywhere—Viet Nam war protests, drugs, rock and roll, feminism, and of course, civil rights. Every thing was nuts, but still, in my little suburban world south of Chicago I […]

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What Seahawk running back Derrick Coleman teaches us about hiring people with disabilities

February 2, 20145 CommentsPosted in Beth Finke, Blogroll, careers/jobs for people who are blind, Uncategorized

An explanation of why I’m rooting for Seattle in the Super Bowl. (Note: a version of this post I wrote was originally published on the Easter Seals blog).  If you like that Duracell ad featuring Seattle Seahawk running back Derrick Coleman, the NFL’s first legally deaf offensive player, you’ll absolutely love Derrick Coleman: The Sound […]

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