I watched Bill Agman.

I said, I watched that boy lose 400 million

on Netflix.

He lost 400 million.

I say, now imagine how I'm looking at that.

He said, I said, guess what my mind told me?

I can't wait till I can lose 400 million.

Elizabeth Bessie Coleman was a trailblazing American aviator,

born in 1892 in Atlanta, Texas.

I didn't know they had Atlanta, Texas.

She became the first African-American and Native woman to earn a Pottis license,

receiving her international certification

for France Federation International in 1921.

Denied flight training in the U.S. due to her race and gender, she learned French and traveled to Europe.

Later returning in the States as a daring stunt pilot

known as Queen Best.

She performed air shows across the country,

used a platform to inspire black communities,

and advocate for aviation access.

Coleman dreamed of flying, opening a flight school

for African Americans, but tragically died

in a plane.

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