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“I just always assumed, despite the fact that the US hadn’t sent any women up there, or people of color, that I was going to go.”
Dr. Mae Jemison was born #OTD in 1956. Doctor, peace corps volunteer, first Black woman in space, and first astronaut on Star Trek.
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