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Rosa Parks is known today as the “mother of the civil rights movement” because her arrest for refusing to give up her bus seat sparked the pivotal Montgomery, Alabama, bus boycott.

Rosa Parks relates to success because her actions were selfless and helped end prejudice and promoted equality.

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I choose this song because it communicate a message of the world knowing your name through hard-work to get where you wanna succeed in life. I think the intended message is to work hard to be successful. I  agree with this message because  being successful is not easy. My definition of success relates to the song i pick because of the lyrics
" Standing in the hall of fame (yeah)
And the world's gonna know your name (yeah)
'Cause you burn with the brightest flame (yeah) "
explains your standing in a fame of success in order to do that you will have to be successful for the world to know your name to burn there bigger than any other person.

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The Script - Hall of Fame (Official Video) ft. will.i.am

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Find a school appropriate video that you feel best connects to our success unit. Explain why you chose this video and how it connects to your concept of success.
I choose this video because  its show no matter if your women or man, doing a women job for a men is not impossible this shows she was a hero for standing up and going harder than 60 men which felt the mission. This also states so is a success person to other women even those she standing up for something some men might think is not fair but she changed there mine with just a click of hard work and believing in her self.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two pioneering women who completed the daunting U.S. Army Ranger school this week said Thursday they hoped their historic achievement would open doors for other females as the Pentagon opens new roles, including elite Navy SEALs, to women.

The feat by Army Captain Kristen Griest and First Lieutenant Shaye Haver followed a re-evaluation of the role of women after their frontline involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan and the end of a rule barring them from combat roles in 2013.

"I do hope that with our performance in Ranger School, we have been able to inform that decision as to what they can expect from women in the military - that we can handle things physically, mentally on the same level as men, and we can deal with the same stresses in training that the men can," said Griest.

The two on Tuesday completed a grueling 62-day course including parachute jumps, helicopter assaults, swamp survival and small unit leadership that earned them a Ranger badge, a prestigious decoration that is held by many senior leaders.

"This is the Army's toughest training," said Sue Fulton, a former Army captain who now chairs the advisory Board of Visitors to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.

"If there were any remaining questions about whether women could serve as combat leaders, those questions have been answered," she said.

Griest and Haver, who are both in their mid-20s, faced media questions at an event at Fort Benning, Georgia on Thursday, wearing Army fatigues with hair cropped short just like their male peers.

They will formally graduate from the course on Friday, along with 94 men who completed the training, which began with 19 women and 381 men.

It was the first time women had been allowed to participate and rumors abounded during their training that standards had been lowered to accommodate females. But Major General A. Scott Miller, commanding general of the U.S. Army Maneuver Center of Excellence at Fort Benning, told reporters the women were held to the same tough requirements as the male counterparts.

Despite some initial skepticism over acceptance by the men, Haver said the challenge at Ranger school was not about gender rivalry but rather an individual quest to fit in as a team member.

"The battles that we won were individual. At each event that we succeeded in, we kind of were winning hearts and minds as we went," she said.

Several of the men graduating noted that any doubts they had quickly evaporated over exhausting and sweaty days during which the women shared their pain equally and gender was not an issue.

Instead, they praised the women for their dependability saying they would happily go to war or share a foxhole with Haver and Griest after observing them during Ranger school.

"These two women have showed themselves that they could serve by my side anytime," said 2nd Lt Erickson Krogh.

OPENING JOBS FOR WOMEN

Two years ago, under then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, the U.S. services were told to develop gender-neutral standards for all jobs and to report by this September whether any jobs should remain closed to women.

Women serving in traditional noncombat roles had increasingly found themselves in combat positions. Special operations forces in Afghanistan, for example, found they needed women troops accompanying them to interact with Afghan women.

Since 2013, a number of changes have made women eligible for 111,000 jobs from which they had been excluded, while about 220,000 jobs remain closed to them, said Navy Captain Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman.

The Pentagon will announce in January which additional positions would be opened.

The Air Force opened combat pilot jobs to women in 1983. In the Navy only special warfare operators like Navy SEALs and special warfare boat operators remain men-only.

Navy spokesman Commander William Marks said the service did not plan to seek exceptions that would prevent women from serving in any positions when it reports to Carter in September.

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Ranger school success reflects U.S. military's opening to women

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two pioneering women who completed the daunting U.S. Army Ranger school this week said Thursday they hoped their historic achievement would open doors for other females as the Pentagon opens new roles, including elite Navy SEALs, to women.

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People like bill grates,MLK Jr. , Katherine G. Johnson,Dorothy Vaughan,Mary Jackson are successful people because they all took risk for people.
MLK Jr. was a successful person because he was leader in the Civil Rights Movement that spoke many inspiring words that sparked other people.Katherine G. Johnson,Dorothy Vaughan,Mary Jackson were successful people because they  inspired all colors races. Another reason why these lady are successful  because they were the three smart African women who calculated the "important mathematical data needed to launch [NASA]'s first successful space missions."
Bill Grates is a successful person because he put in his time for 10,000 hours to create a out standing object that we people are addict to day with.

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2 cup of Ideas because you need to have a game plan.
5 tablespoons of Hard-work because you need to show your putting in the time and effort.
1 cup of belief because you have to maintain positive and faith in your self.
1/2 cup Imagination because its the starting point of point after that it becomes reality
3 teaspoons of Inspiration because so you don't give up.
2 cups of dedication because you have willing to do it.
Dash of challenge because the more you challenge yourself the more achieve your goals.

Direction: Mix all ingredients bake it for 10,000 hours in order to world class.

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This picture identifies success because practicing all of these things make you successful.

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These two quotes relate to success because the achievements of an results of hard work , dedication , failure combined effort to success comes to those who dedicate their passion in life. It shows very important to be humble and never let fame or money travel to your head. And whether you win or lose your still success if you put your mind to it.

"The price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at hand, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand"

"Success is not a good teacher, failure makes you humble"

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Success is the result of hard work, learning from failure and achieve your goals.