North CountryLois Jenson, a former miner, looks down the line and finds a slim blonde woman, covered in grubby layers of clothing, goggles, a hat and a bulky waist coat...not to save her from any accident or chill but to keep herself protected form her peer group-the fellow miners- that was she.



Lois Jenson, was the first women to ever win a sex discrimination case in the US, and this was the catalyst to revolutionize the way Americans work today. Jenson spent 14 years of her life to get justice...and she did, she won the case. Her 14 years of struggle is the inspiration behind the movie North Country, starring Charlize Theron that is all set to hit the theatres today.



Jenson won the case and Theron won the Oscar Nomination for the powerfully emoting all that Jenson would’ve faced at that time...such is the power of a woman.



“This movie has given me my life back,” said Jenson at Guardian. Read all that Jenson has to say in the context of the movie based on her life... and the nostalgia that she has about the struggling days at Guardian