This is the first Black man nominated for an Academy Award.

This is the first Black quarterback to start in a Super Bowl game.

This is the name of the former Chairman of the Equal Opportunity Commission who was later appointed a Supreme Court Justice.

This is the heavyweight boxing champion with the initials J. J.

This is the orchestra of which Ella Fitzgerald sang with and eventually became the leader.

This is the name of the first Black medical society/

This is the first Black television reporter to cover the White House.

This is the founder of the quarterly publication Journal of Negro History, and the founder of Negro History Week (now Black History Month) who also established the first historical society devoted exclusively to research on the Black American.

This is the hip-hop group that created the theme song "Fight the Power" to Spike Lee's film Do The Right Thing.

These are the original members of the Modern Jazz Quartet.

This is the name of the first Black member of the National academy of Sciences in 1965?

This is the first Black person to win the medal of Honor for service in World War I?

This is the gospel singer who performed at John F. Kennedy's 1961 inauguration.

This is the movement that encourage Black people to return to the African motherland.

This is the singer who made the song A Tisket, A Tasket famous.

This is the first Black minister to win the Nobel Peace Prize

This is the first Black collegiate Greek fraternity.

This is the Grammy award-winning Philadelphia quartet that sold over 4 million copies of their album Cooley High Harmony.

This is the musician who recorded the hit song "Georgia On My Mind" in 1959.

This is the singer who will always be remembered for her version of Stormy Weather.

This is the first Black person to graduate from Harvard College.

This is the first president of Liberia.

This is the group who performed the 1970s hit Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and was inducted into the Vocal Group Hall of Fame and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

This is the novel Gloria Naylor wrote that became a television movie starring Oprah Winfrey.

This is the singer known as "Little Moses."