Madam C.J. Walker

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Madam C.J. Walker received very little formal education as a child, except possibly at her family's small church in Delta, Louisiana 

Madam C.J. Walker is important because she shows us that hard work pays off regardless of gender or race and that If we have a dream we should follow it No matter what other people tell us.

What can we learn from Madam c.j. Walker. 

I'm not sure what anybody else learned but we learned that hard work and dedication can lead you anywhere You want.So try to put your energy into a good cause.

Orphans at age 7 Walker lived with her older sister And the two worked in the cotton fields 

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She married her first husband at the age of just 14&#160;

She is one of the first self-made female millionaires

she was one of 6 children to be born into freedom.&#160;

Walker and McWilliams married in&nbsp;1882 three years later, they had a daughter, Lelia McWilliams, whose name was  changed to A'Lelia Walker. The marriage ultimately dissolved in 1887,Sarah remarried in 1894, but left her second husband, John Davis, around 1903. In&nbsp;January 1906, Sarah married Charles Joseph Walker. Through this marriage, she became known as Madam C. J. Walker.<br/>

Madam c.j. Walker Birth name Sarah Breedlove&nbsp;was born December 23rd 1867 In Delta Louisiana and died May 25th 1919 In New York City.