Bessie Coleman, Brave Bessie

Bessie Coleman is a child of a South African-American family and became one of African-American and the most famous women in history. She knew that 'Brave Bessie' had encountered a double dilemma of racial and gender bias in the early 20th century, but he overcame many challenges and became the first Africa who got a pilot license It became a system American woman. Besides being enthusiastic about the crowd as Bernstormer, she became a big inspiration for women and African Americans.

Bessie Coleman was born in January 1892 with 13 children in Atlanta, Texas. Her parents Susan and George Coleman are tenant farmers. In 1901, George Coleman returned the family to Oklahoma. Bessie's mother found a job as a chef / house keeper. Bessie has completed all eight grades of her studio school. She saved money, then took a saving in 1910 and studied at color agriculture and teaching college in Langston, Oklahoma. Bessie spent only the semester, had no money, and returned to Waxahachie

Bessie Coleman is one of the 13 children of Susan and George Coleman, both of which are tenant farmers. Her father was a descendant of Native American and African American, and when Bessie was a child, he quit his family and was looking for a better opportunity in Oklahoma. Her mother did her best to feed her family, and when they were big enough, the children made a contribution.

Bessie Coleman was born in a dirty lodge in Atlanta, Texas on January 26, 1892, George and Susan Coleman were slave children who can not read (write). When Bessie was two years old, her father, Japanese workers moved their families to Waxahachie, Texas where they purchased 4 acres of land and built 3 rooms. A house where two daughters were born. George Coleman left his family in 1901. Bessie's mother and two older brothers went to work and Bessie was left as a caretaker of the two sisters.