Category: Biographies
There are many women who wish they were men; few men who wish they were women. Amelia Earhart did not want to be a man--she was the essence of femininity; but she did want to do many of the things men can do--and a few of the things men cannot do. For her, the greatest challen...
There are many women who wish they were men; few men who wish they were women. Amelia Earhart did not want to be a man--she was the essence of femininity; but she did want to do...
4. PART ONEA low-slung yellow Kissel roadster with top down, a grinning tousle-haired girl at the wheel, rounded the corner, sped down Tyler Street in Boston, and screeched to a stop in fr...
5. PART TWOThe accident of sex made Amelia Earhart front-page news. After her arrival in New York, she received thousands of letters, telegrams, and invitations. They grew in piles about h...
6. PART THREEIronically, Amelia Earhart’s flight around the world was her last long flight. “I have a feeling,” she had said to Carl Allen of the New York _Herald Tribune_, “that there is ju...