In the late nineteenth century, there was a system of laws that enforced racial discrimination in the United States that is called this.

The Crispus Attucks monument is located in this city.

In the 1936 Olympics, Jesse Owens set new world records in these two events.

Amateur Night at the Apollo Theater originated in this year.

Macon B. Allen became the first Black American lawyer in this year.

In the mid-1970s, this form of dancing where the dancer flipped and spun developed from the Disco scene in the Bronx is called this.

Kwame Ture lived the remaining years of his life after leaving the U.S. in this country.

"Black History Month" officially began in this year.

Black attorney John Swett Rock practiced before the U.S. Supreme Court in this year.

Maggie Lena Walker became the first Black American woman bank president in this year.

In the inaugural 1949-1950 season, this many Black American basketball players were in the league.

Bill Pickett excelled in this sport.

A. Philip Randolph organized the union, Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, in this year.

Charles W. Follis became the first Black American to play professional football in this year.

Marian Anderson debuted as the first Black American singer at the Metropolitan Opera in this year.

This city and state is where the sit-in movement first launched.

The last slave ship landed in this state.

Alain Leroy Locke became the first Black American to be awarded the Rhodes Scholarship in this year.

Jim Brown led professional football in rushing in this year.

Segregation ended in the U.S. Armed Services in this year.

The largest civil rights demonstration took place in this city.

Langston Hughes was born in this state.

All 50 states recognized Martin Luther King Day in this year.

Lena Horne appeared in the movie Stormy weather in this year.

The Cosby Show premiered on NBC in this year.