Sharing part of the same as your high school's namesake, this renaissance man who was an athlete and performing artist heavily involved with the Civil Rights Movement was the first Black actor to play Shakespeare's "Othello", on Broadway.

This singer, songwriter, and arranger, among other talented hats worn, was a civil rights activist who openly addressed the racial inequality prevalent in the United States with the song "Mississippi Goddam" in 1964.

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James Baldwin's 1963 non-fiction book, "The Fire Next Time" is one that inspired Ta-Nehisi Coates's writing, organization, and craft structure in his 2015 non-fiction book "Between the World and Me".

Renowned as the first global pop star to have emerged from a developing nation, what is the name of the country that Bob Marley was from?

Which Paul Laurence Dunbar High School class is the most knowledgeable of history?

Which of the following is NOT true about Marcus Garvey?

During the 98 years that she lived, this woman served as the 10th national President of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., co-organized the March on Washington in 1963, and led the National Council of Negro Women as president for more than 40 years, among others.

Ida B. Wells, a civil rights leader, feminist, crusader for justice, and former slave, used her platform as a journalist to advance this cause in the 1890s:

In 1954, at the age of 15, she refused to move from her seat on a Montgomery bound segregated bus. This led to her being dragged off the bus, handcuffed, and taken to an adult jail. Who is she?

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Angela Davis is a communist.

Which Paul Laurence Dunbar High School academy are you a member of or plan to join?

Held in Mexico City, this particular year's Olympic games became one of the most highly publicized (and often criticized) uses of the raised fist (Black Power Fist).

Which of the following is NOT true about Jim Brown?

This baseball legend often went by the nickname, "Hammer":

This resilient woman overcame the physically debilitating ailments, including the lost usage of her left leg, that a poliovirus caused her, regained her strength and went on to become a track star, Olympic champion, and educator.

Although it has been over 22 years since she passed away, this athletic superstar and beautiful black queen still holds the title of "Fastest Woman of All Time" for the world records that she set in 1988 for both the 100 meter and 200 meter dash events.

Who do you think will be the leaders of today's scoreboard and winning 1st, 2nd, or 3rd place in today's edition of Smart, Dope, and Black?