Black Business People
Black Health
Black Vernacular
Black Politics
Black Cinema
100
This media mogul once talk show host became a billionaire in 2004
Oprah Winfrey
100
After being rejected to be a part of the American Medical Association Black Physicians created this organization
National Medical Association
100
In Milwaukee these shoes are called Dukies…
Air Force Ones
100
This Jamaican leader was a major proponent of Pan-Africanism, and his considered a major inspiration for the Rastafari and Black Power Movement
Marcus Garvey
100
This movie first coined this quote “Bye, Felicia!”
Friday
200
This African country enjoys being the one with the highest African GDP
Nigeria
200
This black psychiatrist became the face of the American Medical Association as its president in 2018
Dr. Patrice Harris
200
Commonly mistaken as a language this Caribbean country’s dialect is well known around the world
Patois
200
This Black Nigerian American was compelled to be a co-founder of Black Lives Matter
Opal Tometi
200
Soul Food
300
In 1991, this company became the first black-controlled company to be listed on the New York Stock Exchange
BET
300
In 1965, this black physician was the only physician in America to testify before Congress in support of Medicare and Medicaid legislation essential to it being passed
Montague Cobb
300
This civil right activist was known for his peaceful vernacular during the movement
Martin Luther King
300
Nnamdi Azikwe and Kwame Nkrumah (First presidents of Nigeria and Ghana) attended these Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Howard University and Lincoln University
300
In 2019 this Nollywood actor was the highest paid
Jim Iyke
400
Madame C.J. Walker became the USA's first black female millionaire after making this tool
Hot Comb
400
After the Flexner Report closed many black medical schools across the country. These 3 medical schools now remain.
Morehouse School of Medicine
Howard University
Meharry Medical College
400
A play on words “You sound like a bird… No I’m just speaking …”
Pigeon
400
This woman was the first female African head of state
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf
400
This person was the first Black person to win an Oscar
Hattie McDaniel
500
This company became had first Black CEO of a Fortune 500 Company ( Name CEO and Company )
Ursual Burns, Xerox
500
This black physician was just recognized for performing the first successful middle-ear surgery using 3D technology
Mashudu Tshifularo
500
A commonly used construction material to describe when it's freezing outside
It’s Brick
500
This Martinique psychiatrist and political philosopher who is known as a major canon in decolonial thought
Franz Fanon
500
This Black Brazilian film features protagonist Rocket, as an aspiring photographer
City of God