Mary Fields ・ Pink Noise Paper Cups

An imposing 100-pound cow"boy" measuring 80-90 kilos. Strong, courageous, and with a heart as big as her, Mary Fields, knew nothing but hard work. He was born a slave and, after the war, worked on a ship crossing the Mississippi. She served in a convent where she became a foreman, although she was expelled for blaspheming and reprimanding a subordinate by firing. He set up a tavern that went bankrupt for giving free dinner to the poor. When she was 60, she became the first African-American woman to work as a postal portfolio in the US.