Who was the first Black woman elected Vice President of the United States?
Kamala Harris
What basketball player is known as "King James"?
LeBron James
What does HBCU stand for?
Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Who is known as the Queen of Soul?
Aretha Franklin
What month celebrates Black history in the United States?
February
What famous talk-show host and businesswoman became one of the first Black women billionaires?
Oprah Winfrey
What famous boxer was nicknamed "The Greatest"?
Muhammad Ali
What famous HBCU is located in Washington, D.C.?
Howard University
What music genre began in African American communities in the Bronx?
Hip-hop
What holiday celebrates freedom and the end of slavery in the United States?
Juneteenth
Who played the role of T'Challa in Black Panther?
Chadwick Boseman
Who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball?
Jackie Robinson
What HBCU is known for its famous marching band called the Human Jukebox?
Southern University
Who is known as the Godfather of Soul?
James Brown
What famous dance style became popular through Black culture and hip-hop?
Breakdancing
What Black woman mathematician helped NASA send astronauts into space?
Katherine Johnson
What gymnast became famous for her amazing Olympic performances?
Simone Biles
What famous HBCU is located in Atlanta and was founded in 1867?
Morehouse College
What famous singer released the album Songs in the Key of Life?
Stevie Wonder
What is the name of the famous African American cultural neighborhood in New York City known for its music, art,
Harlem
Who was the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature?
Toni Morrison
Who was the first Black woman to win an Olympic gold medal in track and field?
Alice Coachman
What was the first HBCU established in the United States?
Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
What musical style, created by African Americans in New Orleans, is known for improvisation?
Jazz
What three colors are on the Pan-African flag?
Red, black, and green