Show Notes
In this episode of Criminal Justice Corner, Dr. Jennifer Matthews interviews Mike Hingson, a blind public speaker and author who survived the September 11 attacks. Mike shares his experiences of that fateful day, the importance of teamwork and trust, and how his guide dog, Roselle, played a crucial role in his survival. He discusses the societal attitudes towards blindness and disabilities, emphasizing that blindness is not the problem, but rather the misconceptions surrounding it. Mike encourages listeners to focus on what they can control and to recognize the abilities of individuals with disabilities.
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