discrimination of unfair treatment of someone based on their race

a person who works for social or political change

a person who makes and repairs wooden objects

a desire to learn about something

People who apply for a job

A U.S. government-run volunteer program

A person who makes and repairs wooden objects

A person who works for social or political change

Endurance; determination in the face of difficulties

A desire to learn about something

The science of air travel

Brothers and sisters

Mae Jemison's parents placed a high value on her education

Mae Jemison became the first African American woman to travel to outer space

Mae Jemison studied chemical engineering

Her family moved to Chicago to give their children a better education

Her family placed a high value on her education

She wants others to know how minorities can contribute wonderful things to the world when given opportunity

That Mae studied Medicine

That Mae becomes the first African American woman to go to outer space

The science of air travel

Discrimination or unfair treatment of someone based on their race

A person who works for social or political change

endurance; determination in the face of difficulties

A person who makes and repairs wooden objects

a small, sharp piece of wood, glass, or metal that lodges itself inside your skin and feels painful

A long thick piece of wood

a long piece of metal