Quote by Bessie Coleman

I decided blacks should not have to experience the difficulties I had faced, so I decided to open a flying school and teach other black women to fly.

I decided blacks should not have to experience the difficult

Summary

This quote reflects the determination of an individual who, having faced personal challenges, seeks to create opportunities for others. The speaker, an unnamed individual, acknowledges their own past struggles and decides to take action to improve the circumstances for black women. By opening a flying school and teaching others to fly, they aim to empower black women by providing them with skills and access to opportunities that were previously limited. It demonstrates a strong desire to break down barriers and promote inclusivity, highlighting the speaker's commitment to creating a more equal and equitable world.

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By Bessie Coleman

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