The intersection of West Ohio Street and North Wolcott Avenue, (at 600 N Wolcott Ave and 1900 W Ohio St) was named after the Godfather of Street Dance.

Which African  American woman was the Congress Parkway renamed for in 2019? 

What international human and civil rights organization founded by Rev. Jesse L. Jackson, Sr., seeks to empower people through the use of grassroots and advocacy?  

Where can black women and girls find inspiration and  safe spaces for intergenerational discourse and engagement?  

What historic neighborhood has been a hub for Black Culture and where Black people laid roots during The Great Migration and housing segregation. It is also home to the Chicago Defender?

Founded in 1961 by Margaret Burroughs. What is the oldest institution that preserves African American culture?

What dance club established in 1977 by Robert Williams is credited as the birthplace of House Music?

Who was the first black Mayor of Chicago?

Who was the first African-American woman that grew up on the south side of Chicago to take home the Pulitzer Prize for poetry?

Which Hip Hop artist grew to fame with the release of the song Kick, Push and uses storytelling and metaphors in his lyrics to address social issues?

Who is known as the “Godfather of Hip Hop and is jazz-poet, musician, and author?”

Who is known for his paintings of Black figures was also listed as one of the most influential people in the world by TIME Magazine?

What Chicago-born dance style involves swivels, kicks and scissoring steps?

Who published a children’s book centered on Black History in 1933?

Who creates wearable art related to the African diaspora?

Who founded what is now known as the DuSable Museum?

What dance began as a fitness routine?

What musical variety show was one of the longest-running television programs in American History?

What Blues song about escaping racism in the South was performed by President Barack Obama in 2012?

Who worked as a lecturer at The University of Chicago Law School and published a memoir called “Dreams from My Father?”

Who is known as one of the greatest NBA players of all time and led the Chicago Bulls to 6 national championships?

Who was the first permanent settler in Chicago that was born on the island of Haiti around 1745 to a French mariner and a mother who was a slave of African descent? 

What Bronzeville building is headquarters for one of the largest African American newspapers in the world?

What place in Chicago is the only Black Owned skating rink?

What landmark is the original home of the DuSable Museum?

What organization aims to reframe the narrative around Black Chicago by empowering young people to tell their stories through journalism and documentaries?

What organization empowers youth as journalists, reporters, creatives, videographers, marketers and brand strategists to work alongside industry professionals? 

What organization builds awareness of people impacted by homelessness and provides the unhoused “Blessing Bags?” 

What organization has been running the Bud Billiken Parade since the 1940’s?

What organization utilizes sports and entertainment as the driving forces to unite people from diverse communities and cultures while providing a safe and supportive environment?

What street is located on 59th between Union and Emerald and was named for a lounge owner? 

What street is named for  the former CTU President that died in February 2021?

What street was named for a singer of soul and R&B music that was inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame in 2013? 

What street sign was erected to honor a 14-year-old Chicago boy that was murdered in Mississippi in 1955?