Brookside Women
Audio Visual Material
- Identifier
- 000007658
- Alt Identifier
- 9617
- Asset Type
- Date
- 1974, 1974
- Description (Interview with Betty Eldridge, Minnie Lunsford, and Gussie Mills, who were members of the "Brookside Women's Club." The women discuss their experience of the Brookside Strike in terms of violence from the state police, resistance to the company and their thugs, labor negotiation tactics, differences between the Brookside Strike and labor movements in the 1930s, and the unique aspects of being women on the picket line.)
- Interview with Betty Eldridge, Minnie Lunsford, and Gussie Mills, who were members of the "Brookside Women's Club." The women discuss their experience of the Brookside Strike in terms of violence from the state police, resistance to the company and their thugs, labor negotiation tactics, differences between the Brookside Strike and labor movements in the 1930s, and the unique aspects of being women on the picket line.
- Creator
- Hall, Nona (produced by)
- Media Type
- Moving Image and Sound
- Physical Format
- 1/2 inch videotape: reel-to-reel
- Generation:
- -NONE-
- Generation - General
- Unknown
- Container
- Item
- Color
- -NONE-
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