"I've got the best office in the sky," she said. Hopson also has written a book about her inspiration to fly — aviatrix Bessie Coleman. “A Pair of Wings" recounts the life story of Coleman ...

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Aviation trailblazer Captain Beth Powell, founder of Queen B Production LLC, has released a documentary trailer and book biography in collaboration with the family of Bessie Coleman, the first ...

Here are their inspiring stories. Bessie Coleman was one of the first women in America to pilot an airplane, and, she claimed, the first Black woman aviator. A manicurist in Chicago before taking ...

Bessie Coleman was the first black woman pilot to fight racism and sexism to earn her license in 1921 inspiring future aviators worldwide. Thanks to Jada Carson, a 12th grader at Airline High ...

From Phyllis Wheatley to Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, Ida B. Wells, Madame CJ Walker, Mary McCleod Bethune, Bessie Coleman, Zora Neale Hurston Rosa Parks, Maya Angelou, Fannie Lou Hamer ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Bessie Coleman was an ambitious young woman, inspired by Black pilots in World War I. Her accomplishments inspired generations of women and girls aspiring to become pilots.

Early 20th-century America didn’t offer many career paths to people like Bessie Coleman. It was a time when women were discouraged from working outside domestic spheres, and opportunities for ...

Note: The latest information on Monday's protests and disruptions at Chicago's O'Hare Airport can be found here. Travelers heading to O'Hare Airport on Monday morning were forced to walk from the ...

But for Bessie Coleman, a young girl of Black and Indigenous ancestry growing up in the poor town of Waxahachie, Texas, Icarus wasn’t the only fictional figure who kept her grounded. She also ...

Rich Three-quarter left front view, close-up, of Curtiss JN-4 Jenny on the ground; pilot Bessie Coleman poses in flying clothing standing on left wheel of landing gear; probably Los Angeles ...