From Mae Jemison, the first Black female astronaut to travel in space, to Dr. Selma Masri, a biological chemistry professor ...

A group of preschoolers are getting a lesson that’s out of this world and learning about Astronaut Mae Jemison ... Hungerford Elementary School teacher Dionne Joseph brings her Pre-K class ...

More than 600 people who have launched into space. Only 100 have been women. Here are those who made milestones with their treks.

Her book showcased Mae Jemison, the first Black woman to travel ... an influence on the younger generation because every year the teachers from elementary schools tell us how much the students ...

She embodies the attributes teachers love to see ... The first Black woman in space was Mae Jemison in 1992. In 1995, Bernard Harris Jr. was the first Black astronaut to walk in space.

“Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first ... never limit others because of your limited imagination" — Mae Jemison Never limit yourself. You are meant for greater ...

“Booker T. Washington with 50 cents and a dream,” she said. “Mae Jemison with a dream to be an astronaut, when her teacher told her she couldn’t be. Ruby Bridges with a dream just to go to ...

In the 1920s, women entered the workforce in astonishing numbers as a result of the industrial revolution.

If you’ve been on the lookout for some truly inspiring reads for the young girls (and boys) in your life, you’ve come to ...

Many women during the Great Depression found work as secretaries, teachers, telephone operators ... 1980s made history in their fields. Dr. Mae Jemison was among 15 new astronauts named by ...

Have you ever felt like giving up because things just aren’t going your way? We all have been through this feeling! But every ...