In this MQ Moment from John Casey of 2logical, the inspiring life of Dr. Mae Carol Jemison is explored. Dr. Jemison, born in 1956, overcame societal and professional limitations to achieve extraordinary success.
She holds degrees from Stanford University, has served as a Peace Corps volunteer, founded a technology research company, authored children's books, taught at Dartmouth and Cornell, earned a medical degree, and became a NASA astronaut, among many other accomplishments.
Motivated by her supportive parents, she pursued her dreams despite discouragement from teachers. In 1992, she made history as the first African American woman in space. Her journey underscores the importance of living without limits and believing in one's potential.