The Radium Girls

Discover the harrowing true story of the brave American women who worked with radium paint in the 1920s in Radium Girls by Kate Moore. This gripping narrative unveils the struggles of these women who, after being poisoned by the very paint they used, boldly fought for justice against powerful corporations. With 480 pages of meticulously researched history, Moore sheds light on the devastating impact of industrial toxicology and the fight for workers' rights during a turbulent time in American history. Published in 2018, this book not only highlights the resilience of women but also serves as a crucial reminder of the importance of industrial hygiene and consumer protection. Join the movement to honor the legacy of these remarkable women and learn about their significant contributions in the face of adversity.