Kate Swift
The "60s in Connecticut" documentary full length interview
By Sara Conner - CPTV
Published: May 11, 2011
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Kate Swift: "The 60s in Connecticut" full length interview
In the CPTV original documentary, "The 60s in Connecticut," Kate Swift, feminist and author, shares her experiences of the 60s. While making the documentary, producers spent over a hundred hours interviewing subjects for the film. This interview with Kate Swift, was conducted in the fall of 2010; she passed away on May 8, 2011.
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"In the early 60s jobs were listed as help wanted female or help wanted male." "The jobs were very limited...you (women) could be a cecretary, you could be a hairdresser..."
-Kate Swift
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