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This 6 page paper examines an inventor and entrepreneur who also provided much to the world in terms of advancing the rights of African Americans. Walker is known for her hair tonics and salons.
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have surrounded her life. The paper will focus on the inventions she created, and the controversies and claims which surround those. The introduction will provide biographical information and while the
entire paper will relay the events of her life, when the products she created are examined, specific information about the hair tonics created and the straitening comb will be included.
In addition to providing information about the company this woman who was born to former slaves created, and her success, some information about what she has contributed to the community
will be examined. Her attention to social policies, and to the promotion of black causes is a large part of this paper that relays information about a woman who has
done much in her lifetime. The details of her life, the inventions she came up with, and the controversies surrounding her success will be included, but just as important, a
thoughtful analysis of events will be a part of the paper. The paper will conclude with an analysis of her contributions. Sources utilized will be a book written by her
great granddaughter ALelia Bundles who provides an objective and thoughtful evaluation of Madam Walker. Also used will be magazine articles which talk about the controversies as well as her successes.
Finally, a web site deemed the official website for Madam Walker is used to glean basic biographical information. Paper Madam C.J. Walker had been born in
1867 and her given name was Sarah Breedlove ("The Official Site of Madam C.J. Walker," 2006). She was the daughter of individuals who had once been slaves and she was
born on a plantation, only to become a successful entrepreneur ("The Official Site of Madam C.J. Walker," 2006). Of course, in those days, it was unusual for a woman to
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