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Black beauticians were pivotal in keeping revolutionary organizations and their newspapers out of bankruptcy.

Marcus Garvey's Negro world was just one paper that remained solvent thanks to black beauticians.

Here's how these women kept liberation on the page. This is two-minute black

history, what you didn't learn in school. Black women are often at the forefront of black progress and social movements.

Black hairdressers and manicurists working in their homes and salons created culturally and politically

safe spaces for their clients. At the same time, their collective economic power helped to sustain generations of black

activism.

Madam C.J. Walker was a titan of the black beauty industry and she used her company, the Walker

Company, to help fund black organizations.

They were involved in everything from opening YMCA's

to registering voters. However, their financial support for black media ensured that the voices

of liberation would be heard. The Walker Company funds also helped keep Libertory media and messaging alive.

The company provided advertising money

to help sustain Marcus Garvey's

black nationalist Negro World

and A. Philip Randolph's socialist messenger.

While the two men may have been opposed ideologically, both enjoyed the support of Black

Futicians.

The community of Black Futicians funded the work of liberation from words to actions.

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