This is the term that focuses on Black culture, history, and achievement, and looks at things from an African American perspective.

These are Toni Morrison's first two novels.

Nat Love these kinds of stories.

Noted sports editor Edward Clayton was the first editor of this popular magazine.

On January 21, 1973 this is the place opera singer Jessye Norman perform to a sellout crowd in the Great Performers series.

These are the three journalist sons of educator, poet, and author Ephraim Poston.

These two countries in Africa were started as a home for ex-slaves and marginalized Black people?

Nat Turner was executed on November 11, 1831 for his participation in a slave revolt. He was executed by this method.

Of the 34 people killed in the 1965 Watts riots, this many were Black people.

On January 28, 1986, this shuttle exploded 73 seconds after lift-off, killing Dr. Ronald McNair and six of his colleagues.

These are two individuals who founded the socialist journal The Messenger.

Name two items on the universal agenda for empowerment of the Caucus.

NBA superstar Michael Jordan played college basketball at this university.

Olympic gold medal winner Oscar Robertson became an all-star in the NBA with nearly 10,000 assists during his career. This was his nickname.

On January 3, 1964, Time magazine named this person as the first Black American "Man of the Year".

This is the type of blood condition that is a genetic disease commonly found in people of African descent.

Nashville's first ordained African American minister, Nelson Merry, founded this church of more than 2,000 members, the largest church in Tennessee during his time.

Nell Carter appeared on the 1980s version of Ain't Misbehavin' whose title song was composed by this person.

On December 1, 1963, this person was the first, and to this day the only Black driver to win a race in what is now known as the Sprint Cup Series.

On June 12, 1963, this president delivered a nationwide television address that outlined a proposition to Congress that would prohibit segregation in public facilities and schools.

These are three dance steps from the Disco era.

Nat Glover, the first African American Sheriff in Jacksonville, Florida after more than 100 years, graduated from which HCBU?

Nominated for a National Book Award, this is Maya Angelou's first autobiography.

On January 1, 1863, President Lincoln issued this significant declaration.

On November 12, 1922 this sorority was founded at Butler University.