During a role call vote, Frederick Douglass received one vote, so he was nominally a candidate for this office?

Although he played a guest panelist on game shows, Julius "Nipsy" Russell played this iconic role in The Wiz.

Art Shell became the second Black football coach of this team.

At the age of 24, this golfer won the 82nd PGA Championship, beating Bob May in a three-hole play-off at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky, on August 20, 2000.

Before his automobile accident, Roy Campanella played for this team.

Alexander Lucius Twilight was the first African American to graduate from this U.S. college.

Although Lonnie Johnson earned a Master's degree in Nuclear Engineering, he is best known for inventing this.

Artist Aaron Douglas' mural Aspects of Negro Life is found in this city.

At which local theater did Ray Charles play the piano for visiting bands?

This was the name of the famous school before it was re-named Morehouse College.

Alfree Woodard's role as Greechee in this 1983 film was nominated for the Best Supporting Actress Academy Award.

American Beach was founded by A. L. Lewis and the Pension Bureau of the Afro-American Life Insurance Company in this year.

As a member of the Challenger space shuttle team, Dr. Ronald McNair's responsibility was this.

Athlete Rafer Johnson went on to star as the Ethiopian gladiator Draba in this Hollywood movie production.

Benjamin Mays served for 27 years as the president of this HBCU.

Alice Walker's Meridian is a novel about what?

Andrew Young, former ambassador to the United Nations was this age when he received his Bachelor's degree from Howard University.

At its height, this was the slave population in the U. S.

Baseball Hall of Famer Larry Doby was inducted in what year?

Benjamin O. Davis, Sr. was the first Black general of this branch of the U.S. Armed Forces.

Although Broderick Stephen "Steve" Harvey has hosted Showtime at the Apollo and the Steve Harvey Show, he currently hosts this gameshow.

Apollo 16 used an ultraviolet camera designed by this African American.

At the 1924 Olympics in Paris, Dehart Hubbard became the first Black American to win a medal in this event.

Because of his work to equalize the salaries of Black and White teachers, this person received hate mail and death threats.

Bernard Shaw was the Chief Washington Correspondent for this major television station.