Sep 12, 2024
I’m always emotional flying on 9/11.
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I’m always emotional flying on 9/11.
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The First African American Female Pilot
On June 15 1921 Bessie Coleman received her international pilots' license and became known as the first African American woman to earn her pilot license, and also the first Native American woman to do so as well at the age of 23. She could not obtain her license in the U.S. because she was African American and a woman. Coleman obtained her license at the Caudron Brothers school of Aviation in Le Crotoy, France. Her goal was to inspire women and African Americans to strive for their dreams. A few of Coleman's nicknames were "Brave Bessie", "Queen Bess" and "the Only race Aviatrix in the World".
https://www.womenshistory.org/education-resources/biographies/bessie-coleman
https://metroairportnews.com/bessie-coleman-pioneer-aviator/
Powell dreamed of African Americans finding their rightful place in the air age as pilots and mechanics, a vision he called “Black Wings.” . . William J. Powell led a small group of black air enthusiasts in Los Angeles during the 1920s. He established the Bessie Coleman Flying Club and sponsored the first all-black air show. . . He called for the full participation of African Americans in aviation as pilots, mechanics, and business leaders. To achieve this end, he wrote his visionary book, Black Wings, produced a documentary film, and worked tirelessly to mobilize African American youth for aviation. . . #bhie #blackhistoryiseverywhere #blackhistoryiseverywhereperiod #ibeenblack #justblack #buyblack #lovemybiz #travel #seetheworld #creativeminds #businesssuccess #successmindset #booklover #trusttheprocess #blackaviators #blackpilots #bessie #powell (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7RlBrvAqEV/?igshid=1i4w0fkxe3cav
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On approach into one of my favorite airports
Portrait of Senior Aviation Student at @mgastateu Patrick Johnny for @maconmagazine . Johnny was in the military for eight years. He served in Iraq for nine months of that time before moving to New York. He stayed there long enough to find a school with an aviation program that would help him make his dream of becoming a pilot a reality✈️ #blackpilots #blackpilot #portrait_vision #portraits_ig #portrait #portraitpage #portraitphotographer #portrait #photo #photooftheday #environmentalportraiture #envrinomentalportrait #photographer #georgiaphotographer #fujifilm #myfujifilmlegacy #fujifilmusa #workbookartist #aviation https://www.instagram.com/p/CkY_eQ0vazs/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
July 26 2020 - The day I completed my first solo! During the midst of the pandemic I sought after my passion of becoming a pilot. I’ve always desired to become a pilot ever since I was little and the time off during the pandemic provided that exact opportunity. Since I was working from home, I would use all my extra free time to commit to my dreams and make it happen. Although it was a difficult time, but nothing that is worthwhile comes by easy!