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When doors were closed and skies were forbidden, Bessie Coleman chose to fly anyway. Denied aviation training in the United States because of her race and gender, Bessie Coleman crossed the ocean to pursue her dream. She became the first Black woman and the first Native American woman to earn a pilot's license, defying every barrier placed before her. Her daring stunts and fearless determination turned her into a symbol of possibility in an era designed to silence her. This book tells the powerful story of a woman who refused to be grounded by prejudice. Through courage, sacrifice, and unwavering belief, Bessie Coleman inspired generations to look upward and imagine more. Her legacy lives on in every dream that dares to rise higher than fear. Perfect for readers who love inspiring biographies, aviation history, and stories of resilience. Discover how one woman changed the sky forever.

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