Bessie Coleman

She became the first female astronaut to go into space Mae C. Jemison came to Earth on September 20, 1992 for eight days or 190 hours in space. Mae C. Jemison noted that societies should recognize how much women and people can contribute if given opportunities. On October 17, 1956 a astronaut was born in Decatur, Alabama, Mae C, Jamison. Her father Charles Jemison was a carpenter and a roofer,

Introduction: Who were the first people to walk the moon? Most people know that Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong, and Michael Collins are the correct answers to this question. But does anyone know who the first African American woman to enter space was? This woman’s name is Mae Carol Jemison.

I was going to be performing at a May Day Celebration that was sponsored by the local Negro Welfare League. I made plans, in preparation of the event, to have a test flight on April 30, 1926 to have a test flight with my mechanic. On the day of the test flight, I was ecstatic because I was finally going to see what was underneath me in the air. William Wills, my young Texas mechanic, met up with me and we made the game plan.

(Marty Jezer, 28). Whilst Carson was still in elementary school, she wrote two more stories, both receiving awards in St. Nicholas Magazine. One of them was summarized by Marty Jezer “It described the joyful reaction of a group of French soldiers when they learned that the United States has joined the Allied effort in WWI.” (Marty Jezer, 29).

Rosa Parks Rosa Parks, also known as Rosa Louise McCauley, was born in 1913, on February, in Tuskegee, Alabama. Throughout Rosa Parks’ childhood, she had early learning with racial discrimination, as well as activism for racial equality. Her parents’ name was Sylvester and Rosa Edwards and her family lived on the Edward’s farm, where Rosa would live youth life. Rosa’s grandfather stood in the front yard of their house with his shotgun, when the Ku Klux Klan members marched down the street. Rosa Park’s mother taught her how to read at a young age.

Then, in 1919 she went to Columbia University, but left after only one year to go see her parents in Los Angeles California, because they had gotten back together. When Amelia was 23 years old, she took her first airplane ride. Biographies.com writes what Amelia said after she took her first flight, “As soon as we left the ground, I knew I had to fly.” So at the age of 23 Amelia Earhart knew that flying was her passion. Accomplishing all that she did at such a young age is what

When he was flying over the clouds, all he would think about was how amazing our world is, there is no way there cannot be a G-d who created it . A few weeks after my teacher told us this story I went on an air plane to Florida. I was sitting by the window, looking out at the clouds; at this moment, all I could think about was the story that Rabbi Goldmintz told us in class. It amazed me how I have been on air planes before and looked outside at the clouds in amazement, but never thought about who made the clouds. All I could think about was “מָה-רַבּוּ מַעֲשֶׂיךָ ה.”

Paddy “Piggy” Williams, 12, died July 20,1939. He was stranded on a deserted island with his fellow peers when their plane crash-landed. His parents were Harry and Emily Williams of the United Kingdom. His parents met when they were just schoolmates and then decided to be married. Years later Piggy came into their life.

The history of aviation has extended over more than two millenniums, from the earliest forms of aviation such as kites and hot air balloons, to winged machines with motors. Throughout the periods, adventurous aviators spent years of their lives mixing theory and practice on how to perfect their flying machines and techniques. Yet, despite centuries of development, aviation is still in its infancy, and is now about to experience a new period of Renaissance. One of these aviators is my own mom, Linda Tenenbaum. I set down with her to get a glimpse of her spot in the aviation story, and how she went to school to learn to fly!

She doesn’t regret doing it because if she hadn 't she would have never flown her first plane. After that moment she realized that’s what she wanted to do and have that be her passion in life. Not much later she breaks her own personal record by flying across North America for the second time. “American avicator, one of the world’s most celebrated, who was the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean.” https://www.britannica.com/biography/Amelia-Earhart Amelia formed a pilot group that was known as the “Ninety-Nines.”

She was also the first women to fly from Hawaii

During this recent election racial discrimination became an immense problem. Sadly, our nation experienced the heartache of discrimination many times before today. Although Americans treated others with hatred and bigotry, some stood up for equality. Decades and decades ago, one such woman with this bravery was Abigail Adams. “Abigail Adams enforced to stop slavery because she believed that everyone is equal no matter what race, gender or ethnicity you are.

Martha Graham is an artist and choreographer who is a standout amongst the most powerful figures of advanced move. Her family was puritans, so Martha Graham was raised in a stern family. Graham got to be distinctly inspired by move in the wake of watching Ruth St. Denis' move execution. She needed and chose to wind up distinctly an artist, yet her dad didn't permit her to concentrate the move. Be that as it may, she started her learns at the Denishawn School of Dancing and Related Arts, established by Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn.

Marilise De Buck, an athlete, world traveler, caring friend, and intelligent scholar. She is an amazing athlete, who competes at the varsity level. In addition, Marilise is a knowledgeable and respectful student who cares about others and is adventurous and appreciates the small things in life. Marilise shows all these qualities through her love of life, selfless acts and intentions of caring, and scholarly and athletic achievements. De Buck is a world traveler with an exciting life.

Single Moms and Sitcoms In Netflix’s new spin-off of Full House, Fuller House, the focus is on D.J. Tanner. D.J., from the original Full House show, is the oldest of three daughters raised by a single dad, Danny Tanner. This time around, she is a single mom and essentially is the Danny of the new show. D.J. has three sons and is newly widowed, worried to take on the role of single mother.