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Hello, Dolly!
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Marsha P. Johnson is largely credited for instigating this 1969 protest, at a gay bar in lower Manhattan.

The Stonewall Riots 

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Columbus 

Ohio 

200

Coco Gauff is currently the highest paid female athlete in this sport.

Tennis 

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Christian Bale & Adam West

Batman [or Bruce Wayne]

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The state in which Dolly was born & raised.

Tennessee 

400

She founded Ms. Magazine and died this year at the age of 92.

Gloria Steinem 

400

Montpelier

Vermont
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The ‘Green Monster’ looms large for opponents who face-off against this MLB home team in Fenway Park.

Boston Red Sox 
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Lynda Carter & Gal Gadot

Wonder Woman 

400

In 1980, she starred as a secretary in this workplace revenge comedy.

9 to 5

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Starting around 1850, Harriet Tubman liberated people via this covert, decentralized network of informal safehouses.

The Underground Railroad 

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Jefferson City 

Missouri 

600

As point guard, Steph Curry won four NBA Championships with this team.

Golden State Warriors 

600

Pierce Brosnan & Daniel Craig

James Bond [or 007]

600

This Grammy Award winning singer is also Dolly’s goddaughter.

Miley Cyrus 

800

Malala Yousafzai won this award in 2014 for her activism focused on the education of girls.

The Nobel Peace Prize 

800

Columbia 

South Carolina 

800

This AFC team is currently tied with the New England Patriots for the most Super Bowl Wins

Pittsburgh Steelers 

800

Jodie Foster & Julianne Moore

Clarice Starling 

800

Just shy of an EGOT, Dolly was nominated in 2009 for this award, but did not ultimately win.

Tony 

1000

Betty Friedan wrote this 1963 trailblazing book about the experience of women, describing . . .  ‘the problem that has no name’

The Feminine Mystique

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Carson City 

Nevada 

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Known as the ‘Great One’, he earned this moniker by holding more than 60 NHL records at the time of his retirement in 1999.

Wayne Gretzky 

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Austin Butler & Jacob Elordi

Elvis Presley 

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This Dolly Parton classic song was covered by ‘the White Stripes’ on a B-side release of ‘Hello Operator’.

Jolene