Rosa Parks was arrested in this city for refusing to give up her seat on the public transportation bus.

This was the city that "Black Wall Street" was located in the 20th century until the Riots destroyed the businesses.

Huey Newton and Booby Seale founded this organization that monitored the behavior of police in the black communities.

This was the name of the very first African American United States Air Force Aviators.

Washington, DC was given this nickname because the majority of its population was African American.

This line was called the divisor of the "North" and "South" during racial segregation and the civil war.

This park in Washington, DC, features the Mary Mcleod Bethune Memorial, which was the first monument to honor a black woman in a public park.

This University is the oldest and first ever HBCU. It was originally known as "The Institute for Colored Youth".

On September 15, 1963 a bomb blast a church in Birmingham, Alabama, kills four African-American girls. What was the name of the church?

This was the name of the Motel Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated on while standing on the balcony.

This was the State President Obama held the office of senator, prior to becoming president.