Christine Craft Biography

In a federal district courtroom, Christine Craft challenged the uneven criteria by which male and female on-air TV news anchors were rated in the United States media industry. Craft began her broadcasting career in 1974 when she was 29 years old. She moved to Salinas, California, to work as a weather reporter. Craft was hired by the CBS television network in 1977 to make stories on female athletes for CBS Sports Spectacular's Women in Sports series. Craft claims that this was her first time getting done over, and she despised it. Her hair was bleached so that she looked on camera like a platinum blonde, which was one of her physical attributes that was changed. Craft returned to California after a year at CBS, where she worked in a variety of news jobs, including as a co-anchor for the ABC affiliate in Santa Barbara.

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