Women in aviation
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- Many women saw men flying planes and wanted to fly themselves, but men said that they weren't smart or strong enough to fly.
- We'll go to Europe then!
- Let me get my pilot's license!
- Let Us Fly!
- Women aren't smart enough
- Yeah! Only men are strong enough
- Go back home Sweetheart
- Because of sexism back in the U.S. women got their licences in Europe. They had to endure many hardships, especially colored and indigenous women. People in Europe happily taught them. Makes you wonder what was going through the heads of American Men
- Since men In America won't let us fly, we'll go elsewhere.
- We're going to get our Pilot's licences
- What is your buisnesse Boating to Europe Today Ladies?
- Read like a rainbow Start on the bottom left End at the bottom right
- Hello Folks! Today we're giving out awards to great women pilots of the early 20th Century
- Next we have Amelia Earhart! She is one of the more famous pilots and the president and founder of the 99s, and all women pilot group
- First we have Harriet Quimby! She Was the first women to get a pilot's license in the U.S.
- Third we have Ruth Law, Who was the first women to fly at night and in 1917 earned about $9,000 a week, or $190,000 in todays money
- Last, but not least we have Bessie Coleman, the first African-American (male or female) to get a pilot's license.
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