Brenda Robins has had a love for flying since she was 9-years-old and that love for the skies led her to be the first Black female pilot in U.S Navy history. Robins said that it was “delightful” o get an education in aviation but that the opportunity wasn’t immediately open for women and people of color to get into naval aviation. “The law had to be changed,” Robin told BNC’s Brittany Jones. “We had to take folks away from denial that it was a problem to anger that this is not fair. The wheels of progress move very slowly.” She […]

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