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Program Information

The first Woman of Steel

Series:

Taylor Report

Subtitle:

The only female delegate at a convention of 1,000 unionists

Program Type:

Interview

Featured Speakers/Commentators:

Mike Hersh

Contributor:

Anonymous Contact Contributor

Date Published:

June 3, 2014, 8:32 p.m.

Summary: Bev Brown worked on the assembly line at a time when women had to grieve each job in order to get it. She set up women's committees. Phil, together with Michael Hersh, remember this pioneer.

Credits:

Notes:

Version 1: Interview with Mike Hersh