A bold action is when a courageous individual takes a daring risk, knowing that one may fail in the attempt of doing so. In the story “Women in Aviation”, early women and African Americans in aviation continued and chased their dreams of piloting their own planes despite having to endure many sexist and racist prejudices and adversities. Although it was challenging to be accepted in the field of aviation and become a pilot, their determination and bravery of taking one bold action inspired many others who then continued the dreams of the early African American and women aviators. Based on the story, “Women in Aviation”, taking bold actions is worth the risk because it can lead to inspiring others and may also lead to one becoming well known for making history.
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The text states, “Although Bessie Coleman died tragically, her plans to open a flight training school for blacks were continued by those she had inspired,” (McKissack 48). This evidence accentuates how Bessie Coleman positively impacted many of those she inspired. Since the people she inspired willingly continued her dream of opening a flight training school for blacks even after her airplane accident, this shows that Bessie Coleman was clearly someone these people looked up to and admired. As a great influence to many people, she inspired others to pursue their dreams, turning adversity into opportunity. Seeing as all of these achievements were all made possible by taking a bold action, this is one reason why it is worth the risks. In addition, taking bold actions is worth the risks because it may lead to positive recognition around the world for creating auspicious history. As many fearless, independent women made solo balloon flights, they grew prominent and well known for their ability to accomplish such a bold and