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100
This NBA basketball player scored 81 points in a single game.
Kobe Bryant
100
T'Challa, known as the Black Panther was played by which famous actor.
Chadwick Boseman
100
What year was America Founded?
1776
100
This artist started off as a "Fly Girl" dancer on the variety show In Living Color
Jennifer Lopez
100
Cardi B roes to fame after starring in what reality TV show on VH1.
Love and Hip Hop.
200
Singer Lauryn Hill was a part of this group.
The Fugees
200
Name the famous director responsible for striking horror/thriller films such as Get Out and Us.
Jordan Peele
200
Who was the first African American millionaire?
Madam C.J Walker
200
Which city is widely acknowledged as the birthplace of hip hop?
The Bronx, NY
200
Name the very famous gossip blog that is always spilling the tea, and has taken over social media. Reporting on celebrity gossip, politics, and much more.
The Shaderoom
300
This tennis player won more Grand Slam singles titles (23) than any other woman or man during the open era
Serena Williams
300
Name the infamous director who is responsible for classic films such as Do The Right Thing, She's Gotta Have It, and Crooklyn .
Spike Lee.
300
Who was the first black woman to be elected to congress?
Shirly Chisholm
300
An invitation to this gathering is not easy to come by, just one mistake and your access can/will be immediately revoked.
The Cookout
300
In recent news, this woman has become very well known for getting into a very sticky situation that left her hair stationary for over a month.
Gorilla Glue Girl (Tessica Brown)
400
This famous singer added more electronic components to his songs to create smoother dancefloor-friendly sounds,creating a name for himself as the "King of Pop".
Michael Jackson
400
This California native has the great ability to bring historic events to life, this director is responsible for films such as Selma, When They See Us, and the 13th.
Ava DuVernay
400
This South African leader spent 27 years in prison for fighting against apartheid (which is South Africa’s institutionalized system of white supremacy and racial segregation).
Nelson Mandela
400
This man is known as "the Godfather of Soul" was one of the founding fathers of funk music and is known for his exciting performance and unique dance styles.
James Brown?
400
This comedian born in Phildelphia, PA is well known for his diminutive stature as well as his stand up and film roles
Kevin Hart
500
This baseball player played for the Kansas City Monarchs of the Negro Leagues until they would be the first African-American to integrate the white major leagues.
Jackie Robinson
500
During what movie was a sport played to be the deciding factor for someone's "heart"
Love & Basketball
500
We all know the Wife of the First Black President, But what is her occupation?
Lawyer
Writer
500
known for her hits such as "At Last", and "I'd Rather Go Blind" this american singer passed away in 2012
Etta James
500
This man has been in countless movies and even starred in his own television show, currently under scrutiny for the slap heard around the world
Will Smith
600
This artist has made millions from several multi-platinum albums and has also stared on the famous television show Power.
50 Cent
600
Name the lead actor in the movie "Training Day", "The Equalizer", and "Flight".
Denzel Washington
600
The American Flag has 50 stars and 13 stripes, What do the stripes represent on the flag?
The original 13 colonies
600
As a child this is the time you had to be back in the house.
When the street lights came on.
600
This shoe is the most popular shoe in urban culture.
Jordans/ Air Jordans
700
This gymnast owns the most world medals in U.S. history.
Simone Biles
700
Name 3 phrases from the movie "Friday".
"You got knocked the f*** out!"
"Bye, Felica."
"And you know this, Man!"
Other acceptable answers:
"Oh, that was different." (In reference to why Red didn't help Smokey when he was in some trouble in the backyard.)
"Daaaaaang!"
"Fired on your day off."
"Ham, No Burger."
700
He started the "Back to Africa Movement" and was later deported back to his homeland in Jamaica. Identify him from the list below.
1. Marcus Garvey
2. Louis Farrakhan
3. Elijah Muhammad
1. Marcus Garvey
700
This grammy winning artist is part french & Irish and also co-starred in Austin Powers: Gold Member
Beyonce
700
Respond to this state: "Ma, can we go to McDonald's?"
"Do you got McDonold's money"
800
Ties the Beetles as the artists with the most "hot 100" top 10's in a single decade.
Drake
800
Danny Glover did an excellent job on the movie. However, we want you to name the author of the book "The Colour Purple".
Alice Walker
800
This man invented peanut butter.
George Washington Carver
800
This was a sign that it was a cleaning day in your house.
music blasting from the speakers
800
This popular rap artist’s real name is Nayvadius Wilburn
Future
900
His original name was Lesane Parish Crooks and he was one of the most influential rappers of all time- as he was one of the leading names in 1990s gangsta rap revolution.
Tupac Shakur
900
Name this character and the movie he belongs to.
Ed from Good Burger
900
The first African American actress to win an Academy Award for best actress.
Halle Berry
900
This jug would usually announce itself by bursting through the walls of someone's home offering them a refreshing drink
Kool-Aid Man
900
With a total of 28 awards and 79 nominations, this person is the most awarded and nominated woman, the most awarded singer, and the second-most awarded person in Grammy history
Beyonce
1000
Despite being diagnosed with polio as a child, she grew up to become the fastest woman in the world of her generation and was the first American woman to win 3 Gold medals at the Olympics.
Wilma Rudolph
1000
“Come on, sit down and eat some cake” was quoted from what movie
What's Love Got To Do With It
1000
These american territories are not a state. (Name 1)
American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the United States Virgin Islands
1000
This Tennis legend holds Grand Slam titles in Singles and Doubles matches, winning the singles Australian Open in 1970, Wimbledon in 1975, and the US Open 1968. He became a AIDs spokesperson, and now has a stadium named after him in Flushing NY.
Arthur Ashe
1000
Motown music derives it's name from what U.S city?
Motor Town, Detroit