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The contribution Bessie Coleman made on our society was that she was a symbol for African-Americans and females. For example, she was the first female African-American licensed pilot in 1921. Another example is that she performed extraordinary flying stunts for people and inspired more women and African-Americans to become pilots. This is the contribution Bessie Coleman man on our society.

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Bessie Coleman was the first African American Pilot and made her own stunts and became the first black woman to have an  licensed pilot by Federation Aeronautique Internationale.She died when she was 34 on April,30,1926

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Bessie Coleman was the fist African American to fly an plan and became the first black woman to have an licensed pilot by Federation Aeronautique Internationale.She died when she was 34 on April,30,1926 .She did many stunts for people and showed woman that u can do what u want in life.This is the contribution Bessie Coleman made on our society😇

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The contribution Bessie Coleman made to our society was that she inspired or could inspire other women.For example,"So I thought it my duty to risk my life to learn aviation and to encourage flying among men and women of our race, who are so far behind the white race in this modern study.Also,''The number of female pilots has only increased since then.Meaning that since Bessie Coleman there were more female pilots. Bessie Coleman was also the first African America women to fly an airplane.For example''Bessie Coleman was the first African-American to become a pilot.It was is 1921.''These are the two reasons why Bessie Coleman contributed to our society.Sad fact:Bessie Coleman died when she was practicing for an air show on April 30th in 1926.

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Despite the obvious barriers at the time, Coleman was determined to fly

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The contribution that Bessie Coleman made to our society is that she inspired people to follow their dreams and dodge the barriers flying towards you. And even though she might risk her life doing it, she believes in herself. For example in the text it says," So I thought it's my duty to risk my life to learn aviation and to encourage flying among men and women of our race, who are so far behind the white race in this modern study". Also this shows people to not care about whatever anybody else says, you make decisions for yourself. Another example is that it says,"Coleman was rejected from American aviation schools because of the color of her skin and her sex. She was told to attend an international aviation school in France, so she spent her savings learning French and headed to Paris in 1920". That shows how she contributed to our society.

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Some contributions that Bessie made to out society is she was one of the first female African American Plane drivers in USA she moved to France  after she was rejected from a School in the USA in 1920 an other reason why she contributed to out society is she

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The contribution from  Bessie Coleman is how she was the first black female to fly a plain. Anther reason is  she was rejected from the school.

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The contribution that Bessie Coleman made on our society was that she never gave up on her dream. The reason why is because in the article it said '' Despite the obvious barriers at the time, Coleman was determined to fly'' Another reason why is because in the text it stated '' In Paris, Coleman spent about seven months learning how to fly.'' which meant that even tho she got rejected the first time she never gave up.

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Bessie Coleman was the first colored  female to be licensed to fly a plane. Also Bessie built a plane for World War One. For Bessie Coleman it only took her seven months for her to learn to fly a plane.

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Bessie Coleman was the first African american women to fly a plane and it took about 7 months to fly the plane  and was the first African American to be licensed to fly it in 1921  she was also born January,26 1892. Coleman was rejected  from American Aviation schools do to then color of her skin and was told to go to a school in France.

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Bessie Coleman was the first African American licensed to fly a plane.It also took her 7 months to learn how to fly a plane. On January 26,1892 Bessie Coleman was born.Bessie was rejected from American Aviation

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nBessie Coleman was the first African  American The contribution Bessie Coleman made our society was that she inspire women.For example she encourage women of flying risking her life that.women can do the same thing as men.Since Bessie Coleman was the first African American pilot now there´s  more female as pilot

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Bessie Coleman was the first African American lady to get a license to fly a plane. She also built the plane in world war one . Bessie Coleman also had to go to Paris to learn how to fly a plane. But she also had to learn how to speak French because Everything that they was teaching Bessie Coleman was int French. I really wonder how she learned how to fly a plane and who was her teacher. I also know it took her seven months to learn how to fly the plane. on the other hand, I hope a lot of people read this story especially lady's and get inspired to fly a plane. For instance I know some girls are scared to fly a plane because they are scared of going high in the air. That's why they were a lot of men flying the airplanes.

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the contribution Bessie Coleman made on our society was that Bessie was the first African American to fly a plane.she got a licensed to fly a plane.She was rejected from America aviation schools because of the color of her skin and her sex.sadly she died in April 30 1936.After she went to high school she was admitted to the  Oklahoma Colored Agricultural and Normal University, now known as Langston University.Bessie was also the first female African American to fly a plane and there's not that much females flying a plane. she also did everything she could just to fly a plane

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Bessie Coleman is the first colored female to get a license  to fly a plane she built a plane in World War One it took 7 months for her to learn how to fly a plane she was awarded for the international pol license

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She was the first women to be licensed to fly a plane and went to school in paris in 1920 sadly she died at 34 in a accident but more women are becoming pilot engineers .And she is a mark in history for women and for African-can and will be thought of for a long time

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Bessie Coleman was the first african american female to ever get a license polite to fly an airplane, it took her 7 months to learn how to fly but she was great at it :).The  contribution that Bessie made our society how it is today. Bessie was told to attend an international aviation in France so she spent all her savings into learning French and then soon enough arrived to Paris. Bessie also went to France to learn how to fly because they refuse to teach her in america. She knew that there were no aviation nor men or woman, while seven months was going by she was rewarded with a ¨international Polite License¨ in 1921.She Knew that the race needed to be represented in the line and so she though her duty was to learn how to fly and to encourage flying among men and woman for her race, who are far behind the white race. She inspires a lot of people to do there own thing, it doesn't matter what skin color they are they can do whatever your minds says to do.😊