(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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C-History"
L-Rosa Parks
C-Lincoln University
B-Madame CJ Walker
L-"The Emancipation
C-The Crow
L-Sierra Leone
A-Boyz II Men
L-Shirley Chisholm
C-President Abraham Lincoln
K-Raymond M. Burse
L-Red, Black, and Green
A-Mr. Civil Rights
A-Lebron James
B-Jay Z
A-Bill Russell
B-Benson
C-Peace Missions
B-Master P
B-Springarn Medal
C-west of Charleston)"
L-the Second Great Awakening
C-Cheyney University of Pennsylvania
A-Wilma Rudolph
C-Virginia Union University
C-Shaw University
L-Obamas
B-Ralph Abernathy
L-Breakdancing
B-Bross Elvie Townsend, Jr.
K-Berry Gordy, Jr.
K-Opportunity
K-Nobel Peace Prize
L-the African Baptist or “Bluestone” Church
A-Race riots
L-Harriet Tubman
B-Robert F. Smith
A-Jack Johnson
K-"the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) in 1816 and the St. Thomas‟s African Episcopal Church in
C-Alpha Kappa Alpha
C-Stokely Carmichael
C-Nancy Green
C-1890
L-Richard Allen
K-The First Colored Baptist Church
A-Sally J. Seals White
K-Tuskegee Airmen/Red Tails
L-Martin Luther King Jr
B-Richard Wright
B-Berry Gordy
C-Rosa Parks
K-Rodney S. Patterson
A-Althea Gibson
K-Sojourner Truth
K-Staged a sit-in
K-Selma to Montgomery March
B-"The Evidence of Things Not Seen"
A-Rhodes Scholarship
B-Bird
B-David Steward
C-Blues
C-Reconstruction
C-Wilberforce University
B-one million
C-Bessie Smith
C-Moses
B-1794"
L-Jesse Jackson
L-My Bondage & My Freedom
A-Baltimore
L-Billy Strayhorn
B-Russell Simmons
B-Bob Johnson
C-1965
B-Philadelphia
L-Bean
L-"People United to Serve
K-Montgomery, Alabama
L-New York City
B-Oprah Winfrey
B-Slaves
L-Nation of Islam
K-Freedom Riders
B-Rev. Gardner C. Taylor
A-Red Summer
A-Gabby Douglas
K-"the Colored Methodist Episcopal Church in
C-Aretha Franklin
C-Self Defense
B-The Stono Rebellion
C-Morehouse College in Georgia
L-The Black Manifesto
A-"South Carolina (twenty miles
K-Juneteenth
C-Rev. Ike
L-Sphinx
A-Jesse Owens
K-Rev. Henry Garnet
A-Sharecropping
C-Nelson G. Merry
A-Billie Holiday
L-Malcolm X
C-Virginia State University
L-Stacey Abrams
K-Brown vs. Board of Education
A-Humanity"
L-Thurgood Marshall
A-Arthur Ashe
K-Phillis Wheatley
A-Naomi Osaka
A-Nantucket
L-Marcus Garvey
B-America"
K-March on Washington
A-New Orleans
K-NAACP
K-Black Wall Street
A-Charlie Sifford
L-Frederick Douglass
C-HBCU
K-Harlem Renaissance
K-15th Amendment
L-Ollen B. Hinnant, II
K-San Antonio, Texas
B-"National Council of Negro Women"or
A-Colin Kaepernick
C-Sigma Pi Phi
B-Nigeria
K-Birdland
A-ANSWER
C-Saint Augustine’s University
A-Proclamation"
A-The “Middle Passage”
C-the Free African Society of Philadelphia
K-Atlanta Race Riot
K-National Urban League
L-Racial segregation
B-Samuel Ward
A-Fritz Pollard & Bobby Marshall
B-Myrlie Evers-Williams
A-Serena Williams
B-Missouri Compromise
A-The North Star
A-"The Association for the Study of Negro Life and