Willa Mae Buckner - The Snake Lady
African - Americans have contributed immensely to shaping American history, but most of the time the oppressors try to cover that hefty contribution with slavery. One main contribution of African- Americas that has helped change America's entertainment industry is music. Willa Mae Bucknor with her snake around her neck There are a lot of black pioneers in music that have graced the mics and helped shape the American music industry as it is today. One such pioneer is Willa Mae Buckner. Willa Mae Buckner Willa Mae Buckner with her guitar Willa Mae Buckner was born on June 15th, 1922 in Augusta, Georgia. She was a touring performer, and was popularly known as “The Wild Enchantress,” “Princess Ejo,” “The Snake Lady,” and “The World’s Only Black Gypsy.” Her tent show performances were one of the most captivating, creepiest, and most amazing which thrilled many fans who attends her shows. Her debut track was recorded by Music Maker and she was also featured in the documentary "Liv