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100

he broke the color barrier in baseball and becam the first African American to play in the major leagues. 

Jackie Robinson

100
he was the first to perform open heart surgery on July 9, 1853

Daniel Williams

100

He experimented with peanut products and got the nick name "Peanut Man"

George Washington Carver

100

he became famous for his first published poem "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"

Langston Hughes

100

"i Have a Dream"

Martin Luther King

200

He was an activist and philanthropist, who was also the first boxer to win the world heavyweight championship

Muhammad Ali

200

she invented hair care products and was also the first female self made millionaire. 

Madam CJ Walker

200

she refused to give up her seat on the bus and ended bus segregation. 

Rosa Parks

200

he was the creator of Motown Records

Berry Gordy

200

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300

She was the first female to be a member of the Harlem Globetrotters in 1985

Lynette Woodard

300

she was the first African American, and the first woman to serve as Surgeon General.

Joycelyn Elders

300

beaten by police in 1991, and riot started in L.A in 1992

Rodney King

300

**Poem Titles**

"Still I Rise"

"A Brave and Startling Truth"

Maya Angelou

300

"Moses of the people"

Harriet Tubman

400

Olympic track star who won 3 gold metals and still holds world records in the 100, and 200 meters races which was set in 1988

Florence "Flo-Jo" Griffith-Joyner

400

he created the first traffic signal in the U.S

Garrett A. Morgan

400

the first black candidate for the democratic nomination for the president of the United States

Jesse Jackson

400

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400

1st African American supreme court judge

Thurgood Marshall

500

He broke the color barrier in gold and was the first African American to play in the PGA tour.

Charlie Sifford

500

she invented the hot comb

Annie Malone

500

44th President of the Untied States

Barack Obama

500
Famous jazz leader, and pianist from Washington DC

Duke Ellington

500

Where was the first sit in at a segregated lunch counter

Greensboro NC