Black Celebrities
This celebrity made these 3 songs...
Drunk In Love, BREAK MY SOUL, Love On Top
Beyonce
Someone mockingly or jokingly refers to a black woman as "Keisha."
Racist!
A song created in 1995 by world renowned artist Jackson, that emphasizes the racial struggle Black people face globally.
What is "They Don't Care About Us"
The tight, close-to-the scalp braid style is associated with African and was popularized by Bo Derek in the 1990s.
What are cornrows?
This famous neighborhood is located on the south side of Chicago, and is known for its deep roots in American Culture tracing back to the great Migration.
What is Bronzeville
This Chicago Bulls NBA All-Star has a steak house in Chicago.
Michael Jordan.
A non-black person saying the N-word.
Racist.
This famous 1971 TV show, created by Don Cornelius, showcased soul and R&B music as well as influential dance styles.
What is Soul Train
What is a 30-inch, 1b, Brazilian buss-down?
A lace-front wig.
This NYC neighborhood is famously known its vibrant music scene, art and home to influential black figures like Langston Hughes, and Duke Ellington.
This music artist won a Pulitzer Prize for their lyricism and musical talent that highlights racism, police brutality, and more political topics in their music.
Kendrick Lamar
Discussions about equity and inclusion, describing that an attitude or belief doesn't discriminate based on race.
Not racist!
A song created by James Weldon Johnson in 1900, also commonly referred to as the "Black National Anthem".
What is "Lift Every Voice and Sing"
What hairstyle requires you to blow out your hair, part your hair into sections, and use kanekalon braiding hair to create long braids?
Box braids.
A college in Alabama founded by historical legend Booker T. Washington in 1837, also known as one of the first HBCUs in America.
What is Tuskegee Institute?
This celebrity is an American Novelist who has won the Nobel Peace Prize, Pulitzer, the Coretta Scott King Award, and many more awards for her works, The Bluest Eye, Sula, and Beloved.
Receiving scholarships based on your African American ethnicity
Not racist!
This 1992 house anthem by Aly-Us, emerging from black and LGBTQ+ communities, promotes unity, freedom, and equality. Also Encourages to take a stand against injustice.
What is "Follow Me"
What are rope-like strands of hair created by not combing the hair and allowing the hair to mat naturally or by twisting it manually?
Dreads/dread locks.
This thriving African American business district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, was known for its successful Black-Owned businesses. Shortly devastated by the Tulsa Race Massacre in 1921.
This Celebrity went to National Louis University, is active in community organizations, and is known for creating the Boondocks theme song.
Asheru.
A poor black person living in a neighborhood with no nearby grocery stores, no parks, a large police presence, and run-down establishments/apartments.
Racist!
The famous artist that created the song "Love and Happiness" in the early 70's
Who is Al Green
Originating in the Zulu tribe of southern Africa, this hairstyle is sectioned off, twisted, and wrapped in a way that the hair stacks upon itself to form a spiraled knot.
Bantu Knots.
A city, known for its vibrant architecture and its significant role in trade and industry was founded by a biracial (Haitian and French) man in 1833.
What is Chicago?