Black Superheroes
Soul Train
90s R&B Groups
Tyler Perry Universe
Growing Up in the 90s
100

The Marvel hero from Wakanda, played by Chadwick Boseman

Black Panther (T'Challa)

100

The host and creator who signed off every show with "Love, Peace and Soul"

Don Cornelius

100

The Philly group behind "Motownphilly" and "End of the Road"

 Boyz II Men

100

Tyler Perry plays this gun-toting grandma himself

 Madea

100

The video-rental store where you returned tapes by Friday night 

 Blockbuster

200

The vampire hunter played by Wesley Snipes

 Blade

200

The show first aired in this year

 1971

200

The Atlanta trio behind "Waterfalls" and "No Scrubs"

 TLC

200

Madea's first name

Mabel (Mabel Simmons)

200

ABC's Friday-night lineup of family sitcoms was called this

 TGIF

300

The DC hero who controls the weather, played by Halle Berry

Storm

300

The famous segment where two dancers show off down a line of clapping dancers

 The Soul Train Line

300

The group behind "Weak" — SWV stands for this

 Sisters With Voices

300

Perry's first film, 2005, a "Diary of a Mad Black Woman"

 Diary of a Mad Black Woman

300

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The Nickelodeon sketch show that launched Kenan Thompson

 All That

400

The Harlem hero with bulletproof skin, played by Mike Colter

Luke Cage

400

The show's tagline called it "the hippest trip in" this place

 America

400

The Baltimore group behind "Tell Me" and "In My Bed"

 Dru Hill

400

The TBS sitcom about the Payne family

 Tyler Perry's House of Payne

400

The pocket-sized digital pet everyone had to feed in 1997

 Tamagotchi

500

The teen hero from Dakota City who controls static electricity

Static Shock (Virgil Hawkins)

500

The Soul Train Music Awards started in this year

 1987

500

The duo behind "Free Your Mind" and "Hold On"

 En Vogue

500

Perry's massive studio complex is in this city

 Atlanta

500

The dial-up greeting "You've Got Mail" came from this service

 AOL