 Queen Bess to be honored by Denver Tuskegee Airmen Inc on April 10th Southwest Airlines Continues The Legacy MEET AIR FORCE'S FIRST FEMALE AFRICAN-AMERICAN FIGHTER PILOT Books about Bessie Coleman 15 year old Kimberly Anyadike flies across the US! How to Become a Pilot Celebrate Bessie Coleman's Birthday 10 year old BCF member Victoria Robinson writes to BCF President BCF Member Brig. Gen. Stayce D. Harris honored by Tuskegee Airmen "Follow Your Dreams: The Bessie Coleman Story" - Excellent Resource for the Classroom First All African American Female Flight Crew - Captain Rachelle Jones and ASA airlines make history BCF in Paris (PDF) "YES -I Can !" - BCF's Atlanta Youth Essay/Poem/Video Contest (PDF) How to become an air
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Bessie Coleman - An American LegacyIt's all about "Queen Bessie" Coleman - an American Icon! In the early 1900's, she refused to accept "no" as an answer to her request to learn to fly an airplane. She did not accept the prevailing American belief that an airplane would not respond to her because her skin was brown and because she was a woman! As a result, on June 15, 1921, she became the first American of any race or gender to earn an International Pilots License. Read More. BCF NATIONAL ELECTIONS
JUNE 15, 2010
ON JUNE 15, 2010, THE MEMBERS OF BCF WILL VOTE TO ELECT ALL OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS. WE ENCOURAGE ALL MEMBERS TO PARTICIPATE FULLY IN THIS PROCESS. THE BCF BYLAWS ARE ON-LINE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT, NANCY LAWRENCE, PHD AT lawre353@erau.edu. 
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