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100

You can "Hit Mike Jones up on the low" at this number.

281-330-8004

100

This organization was founded to fight racial discrimination and advance civil rights.

NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)

100

This athlete was 17 when she won her first U.S. Open.

Serena Williams

100

“Did I Do That?” Only meant to appear once, Steve Urkel quickly became this show’s  breakout character.

Family Matters

100

What time was Usher in his drop top cruising the streets?

7 o'clock on the dot

200

Who did New Edition reach when they dialed “611, Repair Service”?

Mr. Telephone Man

200

The popular “Verzuz” music battles was popularized on this platform.

Instagram

200

Ella Fitzgerald holds this honorary music royalty title.

Queen of Jazz

200

“Gotta Catch Em All”, 1028 of them as of this year to be exact.

Pokemon

200

What does R&B stand for?

Rhythm and Blues

300

You can call “Jenny” at this number if you need someone to turn to.

867-5309

300

In 1959, this legendary Record Label was founded by Berry Gordy Jr.

Motown Records

300

This is Maya Angelou’s first body of work.

I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings

300

Nerds, it’s your time to shine: “Live Long and Prosper”.

Star Trek

300

You better not do this when playing Spades if you want to avoid a fight.

Renege

400

This Rapper’s 2017 Hit Song is named after the American National Suicide Prevention Lifeline

Logic

400

Which NBA player was along side Michael Jordan during both Chicago Bulls three-peat championships?

Scottie Pippen

400

This is the title of First Lady Michelle Obama’s debut memoir.

"Becoming"

400

The reoccurring gag “It’s the big one! I’m coming for you, Elizabeth!” is known from which show?

Sandford and Son

400

This dialect is most used by Black English Speaking Americans.

AAVE – African American Vernacular English

500

This 60’s “Soulsville USA” hit by Wilson Pickett was also in the film “Blues Brothers 2000”.

634-5789

500

This Filmmaker's 1989 movie “Do The Right Thing” sparked national conversation about race relations.

Spike Lee

500

This actress was the first Black person to achieve EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar, Tony) status in 2002.

Whoopi Goldberg

500

Katt Williams guest starred in this TV Show exclaiming “Them chirren ain’t lying to you. I’m the alligator man!”

Atlanta

500

You could find both of these magazines that encapsulated Black Culture while waiting for your stylist or barber.

Jet and/or Ebony

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