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#1 for $ Arts & EntertainmentHistory Sports

Name the Black male singer who first starred in The Emperor Jones.

Paul Robeson

“My soul has grown deep like the rivers,” writes what poet?

Langston Hughes

Bill Kinny was the lead singer for what famous 1940s male singing group?

The Ink Spots

This woman became a millionaire after developing a system of hair and beauty products for Black women.

Madam C. J. Walker

The Daughters of the American Revolution refused to allow this singer to perform in their hall in Washington, D. C

Marian Anderson

In jazz circles this singer was known as “Lady Day”.

Billie Holiday

Zora Neale Hurston gained fame as a novelist, but she was also renowned as an expert in which social science?

Anthropology

Who wrote the Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man?

James Weldon Johnson

What is Nikki Giovanni’s profession?

Poet

The autobiographical work Black Boy was written by whom?

Richard Wright

This famous Black insurrectionist killed his slave master’s family

Nat Turner

This Black explorer went with Admiral Peary to the North Pole.

Matthew Henson

This African country’s name means “Land of the Blacks”.

Sudan

This Black man published an almanac in Maryland in 1791.

Benjamin Banneker

Senator Edward Brooke was elected from what state?

Massachusetts

Who wrote The Negro in Colonial New England?

Dr. Lorenzo Greene

This man was the first Black to be elected to the U. S. House of Representatives.

Joseph Rainey

Name the first Black elected sheriff in the South after the Civil War

Lucius Amerson of Macon County, Georgia

This famous Black intellectual earned a doctorate degree from Harvard University In 1895.

W. E. B. DuBois

Dr. James Evans was appointed to supervise the desegregation of U. S. Military bases by which American President?

President Harry Truman

What famous track star’s real name is James Cleveland Owens?

Jessie Owens

While playing baseball in Chattanooga, this man was nicknamed “Satchel” because of his “satchel-sized” feet.

Satchel Paige

In 1932, White and Black baseball clubs could not play within two blocks of each other in this southern city.

Atlanta, Georgia

This baseball homerun hitter was known as the “Say Hey Kid”.

Willie Mays

Name the first Black person to qualify for the Masters Golf Tournament

Lee Elder

This woman was a three time Olympic gold winner in track and later became a well-known author and lecturer on health.

Wilma Rudolph

This boxer was nicknamed “Hammerin’ Hank”.

Henry Armstrong

This man announced his retirement as undefeated world heavyweight champion on September 27, 1950

Joe Louis

For what team did Jim Brown play?

Cleveland Browns

Ezzard Charles was famous in what sport?

Boxing