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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsBessie Coleman (1892 -1926)
Bessie Coleman, the first African American female pilot.
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Bessie Coleman (1892 -1926) (Original Post)
MerryBlooms
Jun 2016
OP
Not just anyone can become whatever they want. Sometimes it takes somethng really special. n/t
brewens
Jun 2016
#3
Much admiration and respect for exceptional American woman and aviator, 'Brave Bessie' Coleman.
appalachiablue
Jun 2016
#4
monmouth4
(9,694 posts)1. And a beauty to boot...n/t
MerryBlooms
(11,761 posts)2. Yes, indeed. n/t
brewens
(13,570 posts)3. Not just anyone can become whatever they want. Sometimes it takes somethng really special. n/t
appalachiablue
(41,118 posts)4. Much admiration and respect for exceptional American woman and aviator, 'Brave Bessie' Coleman.
mountain grammy
(26,614 posts)5. An exceptional and beautiful woman.
Great story, thanks for posting.
rusty quoin
(6,133 posts)6. I have always loved movies, and especially historical ones.
I would love to experience a period of African American historical movies. She could be one. Half the stuff could be made up, but it is done already with historical movies.
The thing about historical movies is that it makes the viewer research it further.
You could make it a love story.
Red Tails, I hoped so much, would be well directed but it was not. I still like much of the movie. I would like a Hollywood hero phase of African Americans.