Annie Malone, businesswoman original

* On the day of 1877, Anne Malone was born. She is an African American businessman and inventor.

Born in Metropolis, Illinois, Annie Turnbo Pop Malone is eleven out of twelve children. Her parents died when they were young, and she grew up with her older sister in Peoria, Illinois. She was interested in the texture of the hair at an early stage and began looking for better black hair care methods from the 1890s. At that time, many women used soap, fat of goose, heavy oil, but those that straightened a thick curl often damaged the scalp.

By the turn of the century, Malone developed a variety of treatments and became the first person to obtain a patent for Hot comb (before Walker's wife). By 1902, her and her assistant went to the house to sell her Poro products. Polo is a word from West Africa, symbolizing physical and mental growth. Malone uses media extensively to promote her products. Malone founded the Polo Academy in St. Louis in 1917. This is the center of learning and education of the first black beauty in the United States. The school has about 200 employees and provides courses to teach the advantages of a firm public image.

In 1930, Anne Mallon passed her second surgery to Chicago after a second devastating economic divorce. The two lawsuits were handled by employees and newspapers of St. Louis, her business paralyzed and in 1943 the federal government caught up with her. Eight years later, they dominated the polo and sold the majority of shares. Anne Malone died in 1957

Annie Minerva Turnbo Malone (August 9, 1877 - May 10, 1957) is an African American businessman, inventor, and philanthropist. In the first 30 years of the 20th century, she founded and developed a large-scale business and education company focused on cosmetics of African-American women. Annie Minerva Turnbo, born in South Illinois, is the daughter of enslaved African Robert and Isabella (Cook) Turnbo. When her father competed with the first Kentucky cavalry during the Civil War, Isabella took the couple's children and ran away from the middle-aged, Kentucky, which kept slavery. After traveling the Ohio River, she evacuated to Illinois Metropolis. Annie Turnba was born later and tenths of eleven children

Annie Turnbull Malone (aka Annie Minerva · Turnbaw and Annie Minerva · Turnbow Malone), Mrs. Oprah Winfrey and CJ Walker in front, African American entrepreneurs and philanthropists in the early 20th century There was. Malone was recorded as the billionaires of the first black woman in the United States, based on a report of $ 14 million of assets held by her cosmetic and cosmetic companies based in St. Louis and Chicago in 1920. By 1917, Malone opened the door to a beauty school where the Polo Academy, later Lady C. J. Walker attended. According to the report, the school has graduated about 75,000 agents worldwide including the Caribbean. In 1930, the first full year of the Great Depression Malone left her second husband, moved from Missouri and settled in the south of Chicago.