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http://www.biography.com/people/madam-cj-walker-9522174

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What makes Madam C.J. Walker a special entrepreneur is that she started with nothing and all odds were against her. Being an African American woman in the South during the late 1800s and early 1900s she was born with the world against her. Her own struggles helped her develop a revolutionary haircare product that many other women needed. She worked hard and smart and became extremely successful, being America's first self made millionaire. She is an inspiration to all and her character is outstanding. Not only does she serve as an inspiration to many, she also gave back to the community by donation more to movements of her time such as the NAACP's anti-lynching movement. She worked tirelessly as a business woman and a member of a society experiencing harsh injustices.

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Madamcjwalker.com

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She settled into Indianapolis and but a factory, hair and manicure salon and a training school

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Madam traveled for the next few years promoting her products

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She claims the idea was revealed to her in a dream

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Scalp conditioning and heating formula

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Founded her business and began selling "Madam Walker's Wonderful Hair Grower"

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Sarah moved to Denver as a sales agent and married Charles Joseph Walker

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Hired as a commission agent by Annie Turnbo Malone

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She began to experiment with home remedies and store-bought hair care treatments

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Sarah develops a scalp disorder causing her to lose hair

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Sarah worked for enough money to send her daughter to the city's public school

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Escapes her oppressive work environment and marries a man named Moses McWilliams

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Becomes an orphan

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Mother Minerva Breedlove dies. Father Owen passes the following year

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Born Sarah Breedlove on a cotton plantation near Delta, Louisiana

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Born Sarah Breedlove, Madam CJ Walker was the first person in her family born free to parents who had been slaves in Louisiana. From her rough early beginnings