Bessie Coleman became the first American to hold an international license in this year.

Bobby Seale was a founding member of this activist group.

Carol Mosely-Braun was one of six women who was sworn in to the 103rd Congress on January 3, 1993. She represented this state.

Charleston, South Carolina's Mother Emanuel AME Church was the scene of this horrific tragedy.

Cheyney University in Pennsylvania was funded by a will from this Pennsylvanian Quaker in 1832.

Between 1972 and 1982, the number of African American managers in U.S. companies rose to this percentage.

Born into slavery in Missouri, he worked his way through school as a farm hand and a janitor to become an agricultural scientist whose discoveries revolutionized southern agriculture and helped the South move away from dependence on the cotton industry.

Carol Mosely-Braun was the first African American woman elected to this political office.

Charley Pride was the first African American inducted in to this Hall of Fame.

Chic had five records during the Disco era. Three of them went gold. However, this 1978 record went platinum.

Black architect Paul R. Williams designed a memorial to servicemen killed in this place.

Brock Peters played the role of Tom Robinson in this 1962 film.

Cartoonist Morrie Turner created this world famous syndicated comic strip.

Charlotta Spears Bass was the first Black woman to run for vice president of the United States in this political party.

This person was chosen as the first Black manager in baseball's American League and managed the Cleveland Indians beginning in 1974.

Black patriot James Forten organized 2,500 Black Philadelphians to defend the city in case of invasion during this war.

By the mid-1960s, this record company was selling more records than any other American company.

Centenary Biblical Institute was established in Baltimore, Maryland in 1885 by Blacks after the Civil War. It is operated under this name today.

Charley Pride had another dream before singing country music. This was his profession before singing.

Christian County native Elder Watson Diggs was the first African American graduate from this university's School of Education.

Boasting twelve number one singles on the Billboard Hot 100 charts, which female singing group was the most successful vocal group of all time?

In the 1984 summer Olympics, Carl Lewis won this many gold medals.

Charles Donaldson designed the sequence controller that was used fro the landing system of this spacecraft.

Cheyney State, the oldest Black American college, was founded in this year.

Civil Right activist and Cassius Clay's first attorney, this person became the first African American woman prosecutor in Kentucky in 1964.