Sports
Important Figures
Artists
Black Sayings Pt 1.
Black Sayings Pt. 2
200

___ won six NBA Championships with the Chicago Bulls

Michael Jordan

200

Known for his role in the Civil Rights movement, his famous “I Have A Dream” speech and encouraged African Americans to push to further their cause through non-violent tactics.

Martin Luther King Jr.

200

 He performed in 2024 Super Bowl and is known for his song, “Yeah!” And “U Got It Bad”. He has been a leading figure in R&B since the 1990s. His album Confessions sold over 10 million copies. He has won 8 Grammy Awards. Known for his smooth dance moves, often compared to Michael Jackson.

Usher

200

"P"

Clue: An emphasis on something, similar to saying “That’s Final”. 

 Periodt

200

“YG?”  

Clue: Checking in on someone, asking if they’re okay or if they’re alright. 

You good?

400

____ 1st african american to play Major League Baseball

Jackie Robinson

400

Recognized for her brave act of refusing to give up her seat on a segregated bus, which helped spark the Montgomery Bus Boycott and is know as the “Mother of the Civil Rights Movement”.

Rosa Parks

400

Known for his songs “Thriller” and “Beat It”. Youngest Artist to Win a Grammy at 12 years old. He began his music career in a group with his family members and created the famous dance “Moonwalking”. He was the first artist to incorporate sophisticated digital production techniques, and his music is most often a fusion of pop, rock, soul, and funk. He also won the Guinness World record for being the most successful entertainer of all time, with over 350 million albums sold worldwide.

Michael Jackson

400

"ICE” 

Clue: Used to express being overwhelmed or speechless.  

I can’t even

400

"NC"

Clue: Another way of saying “I’m for real” or “I’m being honest

No cap

600

___ is the 23 time Grand SLam single tennis star (Push done and make 200J)

Serena Williams 

600

The first African American president of the United States, serving from 2009 – 2017, and a significant figure in modern history?  

Barack Obama

600

Known as the “Queen of Soul”, this singer was a powerhouse vocalist and pianist who defined the sound of soul music. Her song “Respect” became an anthem for both the Civil Rights Movement and the feminist movement in the 1960s.

Aretha Franklin

600

"B” 

Clue: Used to express agreement or confirmation, like saying “Okay” or “For sure”. 

Bet

600

“IG” 

Clue: Used to describe a vibe or energy someone or something is coming off 

It’s giving

800

___ one of the only african american men to have a majority female management team in the NFL

Jalen Hurts 

800

The first African American Supreme Court Justice, known for his work in Civil Rights Law and landmark case Brown v. Board of Education, which ended school segregation.

Thurgood Marshall

800

Known for his smooth voice and socially conscious lyrics, particularly in albums like “What’s Going On” 1971. He initially started her career as a session drummer before becoming one of Motown’s biggest stars.

Marvin Gaye

800

“WG?” 

Clue: A casual greeting, similar to “What’s up?” or “How’s it going?” 

What Good?

800

“MYB” 

Clue: Encouraging someone to stay in their lane or to stay out of someone else situation  

Mind your business

1000

____ 1st African American athlete to win 4 gold medals in track and field in the Olympic Games 

Jesse Owens 

1000

__ is the first black female, Billionaire 

Oprah Winfrey 

1000

This singer was known for having one of the most powerful and versatile in music history, with hits like “I Will Always Love You” and “The Greatest Love of All.” She is one of the best-selling music artists of all time, with over 200 million records sold worldwide.

Whitney Houston

1000

"ANGTFT"

Clue: This phrased is used to express impatience or not wanting to deal with something  

Ain’t Nobody got time for that

1000

“YAS” 

Clue: Used when someone tries to do something sneaky or underhanded, and you caught them 

 You ain’t slick