Bessie wanted to fly to prove that Africans are people too
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it dosent learn how two fly you have to give it a secret machine / TM fly
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No, Porygon cannot learn HM Fly. In Pokémon games, HM Fly is typically associated with Flying-type Pokémon, and Porygon is a Normal-type Pokémon that does not have the ability to learn Flying-type moves through HM. Porygon can learn various other moves, but Fly is not one of them.
Depending on the airport in France, there are a variety of airlines that fly into France. For example, Delta, Air France, US Airways, Brussels Airlines, EVA Airlines, and Swiss all fly into Paris, France.
Bessie Coleman
Amelia Earhart and Bessie Coleman both had something to do with flight. Bessie was the 1st African-American and woman to fly. Amelia was the first woman to cross the Atlantic Ocean.
(elizabeth) Bessie Coleman
She was the FIRST African American to fly above favoritsm
Bessie Coleman was inspired by the female French pilots in World War I. Her applications to American flight schools were turned down. She obtained sponsors and studied at the Caudron Brotherâ??s School of Aviation in France, where she earned her pilot's license in seven months.
Elizabeth Bessie Coleman made history because she showed a lot of bravery. Elizabeth is also a hero because she was the first women to fly a helicopter.
it made other people also want to fly
first black women to fly a plane during ww II
Bessie Coleman was able to fly even though she was an African American because she taught herself French and then moved to France to earn her license at Caudron Brother's School of Aviation. She was the first African American woman who staged a public flight in America.
"Tell them when my leg gets better I'm going to fly"
Bessie Coleman went to France to pursue her dream of becoming a pilot because no American flight schools would accept her due to her race and gender. In 1921, she earned her international pilot's license from the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale in Paris, making her the first African American woman to achieve this feat. Coleman's determination and the opportunities available in France allowed her to overcome the barriers she faced in the United States. Her journey inspired many and highlighted the need for greater inclusivity in aviation.
Amelia was constantly being assailed by prejudice against female aviators. Bessie Coleman not only had this to deal with, but also America's prejudice against non-whites. Anything Bessie Coleman learned or achieved was in Europe where they had a more advance attitude to race and colour of skin. Bessie Coleman achieved a lot, America should be ashamed of this overt racial prejudice.