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Bessie went on to become the first-the first-not only the first female black pilot, but she was the first to hold an international license to fly. Coleman returned to America and became an instant sensation as a barnstormer --the latest craze in public entertainment. She later died in Jacksonville.
Before she was a pilot: Bessie Coleman was born the tenth of thirteen children January 1892 in Atlanta, Texas. Her parents, Susan and George Coleman, were sharecroppers. In 1901, George Coleman left his family to return to Oklahoma. Bessie's mother found work as a cook/housekeeper.
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