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United Tradeswomen: Organizing for the Guaranteed Right to Work in Any Jobainters, utility workers, firefighters, and hundreds of skilled trades’ apprentices. It was a group that saw its mission as providing support and advocacy for blue-collar pioneers. For six years, UT touched the lives of most of the women entering the blue-collar, male-dominated jobs in New York City.

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Learning to on High Steelructural, and Ornamental Ironworkers. The columns and beams are steel, but the men are called ironworkers:”. Cherry’s book was published in 1974 when all the ironworkers in the City of New York . men. They were called the “cowboys of the sky” for their daring feats on steel beams high above the city’s streets and rivers.

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Against the Grainalling doors, bathrooms, and trim for the windows, Horn wore a respirator as protection from the formaldehyde in the MDS, the “wood-like” product she was installing. Working with a crew of 30 men, some of whom she knew from prior jobs, Horn was the only female carpenter.

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Getting Past Pioneeringmen working in the construction trades. Both project a sense of calm self-possession. One has an effervescent personality; the other is low-keyed. But the two young women have very different backgrounds and motives: blue-collar Angela was attracted by the trade; Margarita, a product of the middle class, was attracted by the challenge.

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