Entertainment
Literature
Politics/Civil Rights
100
Who was the first rap artist to win a Grammy?
A. Eminem
B. Lauryn Hill
C. Will Smith
Will Smith
100
This Pulitzer Prize winning book was turned into a movie Starring Whoopi Goldberg and Danny Glover.
A. The Color Purple
B. The Bluest Eye
C. Beloved
A. The Color Purple
100
At age 6, she was the youngest to integrate schools in the south.
A. Ruby Bridges
B. Elizabeth Eckford
C. Carlotta Walls LaNier
A. Ruby Bridges
200
Who was the first athlete to have a gym shoe named after him/her?
A. Chuck Taylor
B. Michael Jordan
C. Dr. J
A. Chuck Taylor
200
Youngest inaugural poet in U.S. History
A. Maya Angelou
B. Amanda Gorman
C. Niki Giovanni
B. Amanda Gorman
200
Founded in 1909, it was the first inter-racial organization formed to advance justice for African Americans.
A. Black Panther Organization
B. Rainbow Coalition
C. NAACP
C. NAACP
300
First Female rapper to win Best New Artist Grammy?
A. Lil' Kim
B. Cardi B
C. Megan Thee Stallion
C. Megan The Stallion
300
His Autobiography is one of the most widely read slave narratives that helped invigorate the abolitionist movement.
A. Abraham Lincoln
B. Olaudah Equiano
C. Frederick Douglass
C. Frederick Douglass
300
The youngest woman elected to congress
A. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
B. Veronica Escobar
C. Maria Salazar
A. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (29yrs)
400
Who wrote the first Hip Hop Musical for Broadway?
A. John Legend
B. LL Cool J
C. Lin Manuel Miranda
C. Lin Manuel Miranda
400
First African American to win a Pulitzer Prize for Literature
A. Toni Morrison
B. Alice Walker
C. Gwendolyn Brooks
C. Gwendolyn Books
400
First African American to run for President
A. Jesse Jackson
B. Barack Obama
C. Shirley Chisholm
C. Shirley Chisholm
500
The first all Spanish Album to reach number 1 on the Billboard Top 100.
A. Selena
B. Ricky Martin
C. Bad Bunny
C. Bad Bunny
500
Who was the first African American Poet?
A. Paul Laurence Dunbar
B. Maya Angelou
C. Phyllis Wheatley
C. Phyllis Wheatley
500
She was the first to be arrested for refusing to giving up her seat to a white person on a bus.
A. Rosa Parks
B. Claudette Colvin
C. Coretta Scott-King
B. Claudette Colvin