@charlesorvam4130

Casey, thank you for helping to open the doors for others to follow. You're my hero, you're truly an inspiration for other black sisters to try and accomplish the goals that you have set. I can't be more proud of you and all of your accomplishments. And you have not stopped yet because you still have fire in your DNA.I have nothing but mad love and respect for you and your drive. Have a blessed and stress free day. It's well deserved. Love you, my dear friend. ❤

@zaharralane3753

Patricia Banks' achievements in overcoming unlawful de jure employment discrimination are commendable and significant. Her efforts not only paved the way for her own success but also created opportunities for many others facing similar challenges. Recognizing and honoring her contributions is essential in promoting equity and justice within the industry. By perpetuating her legacy, we can inspire future generations to continue the fight against discrimination and advocate for true parity and equity, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to succeed regardless of their background. Celebrating her name and impact serves as a reminder of the importance of resilience and the ongoing struggle for a more just world.

@patriciamccray977

Thank you so much for this insight into our history as flight attendants in the USA. I was hired by National Airlines in September 1973, and Undra was a role model and a beacon of light to me and the airline industry!! This is so  enlightening and uplifting!! Thank you again, and to God be the glory!!

@carolfrank9645

Had no idea, thanks for suggesting and sharing

@AlejandroMadrid-tn1gp

Thank you for sharing. This kind of information is so necessary for young people to know. And yet the Republican party and Ron Desantis consider this evil and woke. And God bless America but America needs to fully awaken.

@beulahokonkwo

Back in the 70s' my oldest sister was interviewed for an airline hostess job. She was about 19 at that time. The interviewer came to our home. Never knew what happened with that. My family is Afro Descendant.

@Japanese_moped_guy

Absolutely mind blowing the airline industry is full of crazy ass people

@lyndajones8330

Remember:CJ Bostic
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is mourning the loss of a company and industry pioneer. CJ Bostic, the airline's first Black flight attendant, died this week. Bostic was one of the company's original flight attendants and over her 49-year career had become a bit of a celebrity among crew members .Jan 12, 2022

@Semper_Iratus

P.S. the need for current day racism is so great the filmmakers had to resort to black & white images to find some.