Brenda Tate: Making a Difference - Brenda Tate is a fascinating, historic figure as one of the first female African American police officers hired in the 1970’s in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania where she served for 40 years. Brenda talks about her career protecting distinguished people such as Rosa Parks, and her life that was full of hardships, such as abuse, addiction, and racism.
This documentary interviews Brenda Tate about her experiences as a female Pittsburgh Police Officer.
Brenda Tate was hired in 1974 as a Housing Authority Police Officer and became one of the first female Pittsburgh Police Officer's in 1979. At the age of 81, Ms. Tate reflects on growing up in Pittsburgh's Hill District, overcoming addiction, her remarkable career - which includes protecting notables such as Rosa Parks, and a lifelong commitment to serving her community.
