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Little Miss “I Feel Ignored at Other People’s Funerals” was profiled in the PBS special "Sex, Power and the Workplace."
She has also appeared on NBC's "Today" show and ABC's "Rosie O'Donnell" show.
In 1996-97, Lt. Berkman was appointed by President Clinton as a White House Fellow in the Office of the Secretary of Labor.
She recently completed speaking tours of Australia and Japan for the State Department.
In October 2000, a play about Berkman entitled "Firework" opened off-Broadway.
She was awarded the Susan B. Anthony award from the National Organization for Women
She was awarded the Woman of Achievement Awards from both New York Governor George Pataki and the New York Women's Foundation.

I don't know of any male firefighter, dead or living, who's been so blessed with publicity.
Yet she’s upset that she couldn’t bask in the reflected glory of a dead sister firefighter. What a pig.

Yeah, but has she ever fought a fire?

If this is true, this reinforces her image as a self-centered publicity hound.

No wonder she complained about being invisible---looks like she's used to being a celebrity!