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Slang
100

This coming-of-age movie stars Regina Hall and Marsai Martin, who magically switches ages.


Little 

100

This man delivered the famous “I Have a Dream” speech during the March on Washington in 1963.


Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.


100

Known for hits like “Single Ladies” and “Crazy In Love,” she is one of the top-selling music artists in history.


Beyonce 

100

A comfort food dish made with elbow pasta and cheese sauce.


Mac N Cheese 

100

This phrase is used when you agree strongly with someone’s statement.


Period (or “Facts”)


200

This film won Best Picture at the 2019 Academy Awards, centered around a superhero from Wakanda.


Black Panther 

200

This 2008 presidential candidate became the first Black U.S. president.


Barack Obama


200

This artist revolutionized pop music in the 1980s with albums like Thriller and Bad.


Micheal Jackson 

200

A popular stew made with okra, tomatoes, and various meats, often associated with Creole and Cajun cooking.


Gumbo 

200

To Gossip or news

Tea

300

This 2001 film follows the lives of two friends from different backgrounds, played by Tupac Shakur and Janet Jackson.


Poetic Justice 

300

This movement in the 1920s celebrated Black art, music, and writing in New York.


Harlem Renaissance 

300

Singer and beauty model known for genre-crossing hits and her Fenty brand.


Rihanna

300

This dish from West Africa is typically made with long-grain rice, tomatoes, chilis, onions, spices, and sometimes other vegetables and/or meat in a single pot, although its ingredients and preparation methods vary across different regions.


Jollof Rice

300

This term means everything about you, your energy, vibe, or presence—is on point.


It’s Giving 

400

A 2016 film starring Taraji P. Henson about Black women mathematicians at NASA.


Hidden Figures 

400

This 1960s political party advocated for Black empowerment and community defense.


Black Panther Party 

400

Innovative musician known for Purple Rain and blending funk, rock, and pop.


Prince 

400

a Jamaican dish where chicken is marinated in a flavorful blend of spices and then slow-cooked over a fire, typically using pimento wood

Jerk Chicken 

400

No need to explain more; I got it. Used to show understanding or agreement.


Say Less

500

A teenager witnesses police brutality and becomes an activist for justice in her community.


The Hate U Give 

500

The first Black child to integrate an all-white Southern elementary school at age six.


Ruby Bridges 

500

Singer and rapper known for her one iconic solo album and blending of soul, reggae, and hip-hop.


Mrs. Lauryn Hill

500

Leafy greens slow-cooked with seasoning and often flavored with smoked meat.


Collard Greens or Greens 

500

This phrase is often used to express that something is “cool” or “amazing.”

Dope