100 Black Men of America Quiz

What is the mission statement of the 100 Black Men of America, Incorporated?

• To improve the quality of life within our community and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all African Americans
• To improve the quality of life within our communities and enhance economic and educational opportunities for all African Americans

• To improve the quality of life with our community and enhance educational and economical opportunities for all African Americans

• To improve the quality of life within all communities and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all African Americans

In what year was the 100 Black Men of America founded?

• 1957

• 1963

• 1972

• 1987

Who was one of the founders of the 100 Black Men of America and also served as the first generation of Presidents?

• Robert Mangum

• David Dinkins

• Dr. William L. Hayling

• Jackie Robinson

Where was the location of the final meeting to establish a national organization for the 100 Black Men of America?

• Atlanta, Georgia

• New York City, New York

• Washington D.C.

• Chicago, Illinois

When was the first national conference of the 100 Black Men of America held?

• May 27, 1977

• May 27, 1987

• May 27, 1997

• May 27, 2007

When was the 100 Black Men Of Metro Baton Rouge, LTD founded?

• May 5, 1992

• May 5, 1993

• May 5, 1994

• May 5, 1995

Who is the current President/Chairman of the Board for the 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge, LTD?

• Brace B. Godfrey, Jr

• Larry D Smith

• Andre Harmon

• Samuel Williams

What is one of the focuses of "The Four For The Future" for the 100 Black Men of Metro Baton Rouge, LTD?

• Financial Investment

• Mentoring

• Technology Development

• Sports

What is the primary purpose of The Collegiate 100?

• To provide an avenue for 100 Black Men Chapters to continue their peer to peer and one to one mentoring as students transition from high school to college

• To provide an avenue for 100 Black Men Chapters to continue their peer to peer and one to one mentoring as students transition from college to high school

• To provide an avenue for Collegiate 100 to continue their peer to peer and one to one mentoring as students transition from high school to college

• To provide an avenue for 100 Black Men Chapters to continue their one to one and peer to peer mentoring as students transition from high school to college

Mentoring the 100 way is described as:

• A program focused solely on academic achievement

• A holistic mentoring program that addresses the social, emotional and cultural needs of children ages 8-10

• A sports-based mentoring program for teenagers

• A technology training initiative for young adults