Kentucky Woman And Her 2 Daughters Build Engines For General Motors: ‘I’ve Built The Most Engines In The Whole Shop’
Corother’s daughters, who work at the same plant, are happy to follow in their mom’s footsteps and continue to shift the perspective of what women are capable of.
“We actually work with several men. And to be able to do the same thing that they do, and do it better, it makes me feel good,” Latrice explained.
“I thought factory work was a man’s job until I seen that my mom did it. She came in here and she actually set the standard for me and my sister,” she added.
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