In 1917 Madam C.J. Walker		hair products for African-American women
She developed a line of cosmetics and		both her parents died.
When she was young she		to show that her product worked.
Some women developed scalp problems		helped her develop her hair products.
The "Walker System" helped		were freed slaves.
Sarah Breedlove's parents		because they thought shampooing was not good.
When she was eight years old		women go into business for themselves.
At age fourteen		was one of the wealthiest women in America.
Some think a pharmacist		she married Moses McWilliams.
She used "before" and "after" pictures		picked cotton and washed clothes for people.
She called her school		wouldn't have anything to do with Walker.
At first Booker T. Washington		Lelia College after her daughter.