Which detail from “Mary Jackson Biography” best supports this idea? Mary is chosen to work on a project conducting experiments in a wind tunnel that produces winds at speeds close to twice the speed of sound.

Mary is the first African American female to be trained to become an engineer at NASA.

She changes jobs and even takes a pay cut so she can be in a position to help other women working at NASA to move ahead.

She becomes frustrated when she is only able to achieve a certain level in her career as a black female.