If you are looking for great movies to watch during Black History Month, Women’s History month, or supplement at-home learning, you’ll want to check out these Annie Turnbo Malone Movies.
Movies About Annie Turnbo Malone
“Addie Monroe” in Self Made Is Based on Beauty Pioneer Annie Turnbo Malone. Sarah Walker—a.k.a. Madam C.J. Walker—actually got her start working for Malone. 
SELF MADE: INSPIRED BY THE LIFE OF MADAM C. J. WALKER
An African American washerwoman rises from poverty to build a beauty empire and become the first female self-made millionaire. Based on a true story. | Stream on Netflix
Here is a three-page study about Annie Turnbo Malone.
About Annie Turnbo Malone Printable
Follow the life of Annie Get Your Gun as you widen your knowledge of this amazing woman! Annie was a self-made millionaire. She used her money to help other African Americans and other people who had met hard times.
Learn about Annie by printing Annie Turnbo Malone Printable. The file includes a story of Annie Turnbo Malone, a true/false and one define the word pages. 
What happened to Annie Turnbo Malone?
Annie Turnbo died at Chicago's Provident Hospital after suffering a stroke. She had left her business and residual money to her nieces and nephews, despite the fact that she was childless.
What is Annie Malone famous for?
Annie Turnbo Malone, a chemist, and businesswoman in St. Louis made a billionaire by successfully creating and marketing hair products for black women. She donated the majority of her riches to charity and utilized her wealth to assist the growth of African Americans.
How old was Annie Malone when she died?
Annie Malone died at the age of 87 years.
Did CJ Walker steal her hair formula?
Yes, Madam C.J. Walker did take the base recipe from Turnbo before converting it into her own Wonderful Hair Grower, as shown in the last episode of Self Made.
Books about Annie Malone:
- Black Fortunes: The Story of the First Six African Americans Who Survived Slavery and Became Millionaires
- Madam CJ Walker's Role Model: Annie Malone
- "A Friend to All Mankind":Mrs. Annie Turnbo Malone and Poro College
- The Merchant Prince of Black Chicago: Anthony Overton and the Building of a Financial Empire
To continue this unit study, check out these Black History month writing prompts.
If you’d like to continue with a women’s history unit study, check out the “Her Story in History” packet, too.
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