Today I will be informing you about Lane Frost. Lane was born on October 12, 1963. He was born in La Junta, Colorado. Lane’s parents were living in LaPoint, Utah at the time. So after lane was born they went back to LaPoint, Utah.…
Madam C.J. Walker was born on December 23, 1867 in Delta, Louisiana to Owen and Minerva Breedlove, who were previous slaves. Her guardians were slaves on Robert W. Burney's Madison Parish farm, a battle-staging region among the Civil. n spite of normal conviction, Madam Walker did not create the straightening comb or chemical perms. The hot comb was a invention created in France in 1845. A beautician from Germany named Charles Nessler made the very first perm in 1905.…
On March 16th 2017, Natalie Daguiam delivered a persuasive speech to the Speech 2001 class of 25 people at Western University on why sugar is an addictive substance using a PowerPoint presentation as a visual aid. Natalie began her speech with some effective hooks, noticeably grabbing the attention of the audience. This was done in a two-step process, in which she first asked the audience “How do you live a good life?” a general question which seemed to attract some audience attention. She then transitioned into her topic by showing very spectacular and indulging images of sweet desserts while describing how delicious they are, effectively using visual rhetoric to grasp the attention of the remainder of the audience and enhance the pathos of her speech.…
In pumping her Hair Grower door to door , at churches and clubs, gatherings, then through a mail order catalog. Walker proved to be a marketing star and she sold her customer more than hair products. She offered them a lifestyle, a concept about hygiene and beauty that in her mind would boost them with pride for advancement . At the same time, Madam C.J. had the insight to corporate and even when she couldn't attract big name,(like Revlon) she invested her own money. Madam C.J Walker taught her agent to invest their own money into their community.…
Sufferance can be described as a way of describing what African Americans went through their life, because of racism. In other words Madam CJ Walker wasn’t that successful but she was on her road to riches with brilliant ideas that changed the world forever: “ Suffered from scalp ailment which resulted in hair loss, promoted her own products by traveling around the country giving lecture demonstrations.” (Foner and Garraty 1) Madam CJ Walker eventually established: “Madam CJ Walker Laboratories” because she had a scalp disorder which caused her to lose tons of hair so she decided to create something for African Americans. She came up with a big image that no one else ever thought of in her time.…
2. Harvey. 2008. "Personal Satisfaction and Economic Improvement: Working-Class Black Women's Entrepreneurship in the Hair Industry". Journal of Black Studies. Summary:…
Madam C.I. Walker Imagine waking up one morning and being an African American woman with natural hair. You walk into your bathroom and notice that all of your hair products are empty and that you need to restock. You then grab your keys and head for the nearest Sally Beauty Salon to pick up all of your hair products. The door opens and you are walking down the aisle to find your hair products, but all the products are gone that are designed for your hair. Luckily, that is where Madam C.J. Walker comes in to save the day.…
Many people forget how this women made her start in life. When you hear her name people generally think of movies or television shows. Some people may even ask who? But those people who are die hard rap music fans would sing the song U.N.I.T.Y. and tell me how she is a rap goddess. This women is a rapper, songwriter, singer, actress, model, television producer, record producer, and talk show host.…
As he swayed in his rocking chair on a rainy Halloween Eve afternoon in his quaint, Tennessee mountain home, Hammond Dean recounts the self-sacrifice he made in the jungles of Vietnam. Hammond Dean Private First Class Hammond Dean enjoying the fresh air. D. W. Ross, a Korean War veteran, VFW member and friend of Dean mentioned, “It’s hard to characterize Ham and I’ve known him for a while now. He always keeps you on your toes but he would give you the shirt off his back if you need it.”…
She is the national symbol of dignity and strength, and the pioneer of civil rights. I would be honored to meet the honorable Rosa Parks who sparked a civil rights movement thus changing the lives of many. During her time, racial segregation was at its peak. The blacks did not have rights, moreover a black woman. It began with a bus seat.…
Madam C.J. Walker, originally named Sarah Breedlove, was the first African-American woman to be a self-made millionaire. Madam Walker was a Louisiana native, born on a humble cotton field on December 23, 1867, to Owen and Minerva Breedlove. She was the first, out her three siblings, to be born free. Throughout her early life, Walker went through many hardships. At the age of seven, her parents died from yellow fever leaving her orphaned (Citation).…
I grew up in Denver, Colorado and ever since I could remember everyone around me made a big deal about Juneteenth. I never heard of Juneteenth before I moved to Colorado. In Colorado, it is so big that their is one entire week dedicated to it. It is almost considered like a holiday. Juneteenth is also known as Freedom Day.…
Having never been to New York, I was overjoyed with the chance to go to the city called the “Big Apple.” In addition, world-renowned hairstylists were there teaching courses in professional hairstylist, hair coloring, and haircutting. This trip was special for me not only because of the convention, but it happened a few days after my birthday and my mother and sister, wanted to attend. Instead of flying, we took the train to New York, which was a first for me. When we arrived at Union Station, I was in awe of the sight.…
Susan B. Anthony devoted her life to end women’s suffrage, and fought to prove that women had the right to vote. In the late 1800s voting was not permitted for women, and if they did they might get arrested. Anthony wrote and delivered stub speeches but didn’t have much success doing so. Nonetheless many years after she died her dedication made an impact in women’s right to vote, and in 1920 the 19th amendment was passed. In her speech Anthony talks about ending women’s suffrage, and her story of how she got arrested for trying to vote.…
Henry stated “We used to put hot towels or washrags over our Murray-coated heads, in order to melt the wax into the scalp and the follicles.” He continues to plead “I always wondered what Fredrick Douglass put on his hair, or what Phillis Wheatley put on her head in the little engraving in the frontispiece of her book” (Henry Louis gates, jr ,1994, p. 62). “So many black people still get their hair straightened that it’s a wonder we don’t have a national holiday for Madame C.J. Walker, the woman who invented the process of straightening kinky hair” (Henry Louis gates, jr ,1994, p.62). Henry makes valid points addressing innovation of African Americans, and the appraisal of the woman who created the product that gave birth to the kitchen.…