BSU JEOPARDY

Black sports

100

This young gymnast became the most decorated in world championship history, inspiring a generation.

Simone Biles

200

First Black quarter back to win 3 superbowls

Patrick mahomes 

300

This football player kneeled during the national anthem to protest police brutality.

Colin Kaepernick

400

Who was the black women that won 23 grand slam singles titles and is considered one of the greatest of all time

serena william

500

This sprinter broke world records at the 1936 Olympics

Jesse Owen

Black art

100

First Black woman to win two Lead Actress Emmys 

Zendaya

200

This poet wrote Still I Rise, a powerful anthem of strength, resilience, and Black pride.

Maya Angelou

300

This filmmaker and producer made Black Panther and Creed.

Ryan coogler

400

This rapper from Chicago uses raw storytelling in songs like The Bigger Picture to highlight racism and police brutality.

Lil baby

500

This modern artist redefined gospel and R&B with his emotional, faith-based albums Long Live Love and Hero.

Kirk franklin

Black at MBS

100

This administrator has a Baltimore accent but is from NJ

Mr.Valentine

200

This upper class man is known by many as “Poetry boy” 

Olivier 

300

This upperclassman has the most siblings in the bsu

David M

400

what upperclassman was a gymnast 7 years of their life

skylar

500

which administrator grew up in Central valley California 

Mrs.Wilson 

Black careers

100

This woman was the first Black female self-made millionaire through her hair care business.

Madam C.J Walker 

200

This woman became the first Black female vice president of the United States.

Kamala Harris 

300

This scientist peanut-based inventions helped revolutionize agriculture.

george Washington 

400

This NASA mathematician work made space travel possible and was featured in Hidden Figures.

Katherine Johnson

500

This man invented the traffic light and improved the gas mask.

Garret Morgan

Traditional black history

100

This abolitionist was known as the moses of her people for leading enslaved people to freedom through the Underground Railroad.

 Harriet Tubman

200

This 1954 Supreme Court case ended racial segregation in public schools.

Brown v. Board education

300

This organization, founded in 1909, remains one of the oldest civil rights organizations in the U.S.

NAACP

400

This 1960s movement promoted Black pride, self-defense, and community programs like free breakfast for kids.

Black Panther party

500

This 1965 law banned literacy tests and protected the right to vote for Black Americans.

Voting rights AcT