I broke the color barrier and paved the way for more diversity in the MLB Association. In 1962, I was inducted into the Hall of Fame. Who am I?

At the age of 19, I moved to Philadelphia and invented the shoe lasting machine. My invention allowed shoes to be mass produced at a lower cost. So you can thank me for the shoes that you are wearing. Who am I?

I focused on improving the lives of blacks through continued education and entrepreneurship. I was the first African-american to be depicted on the United States postage stamp in 1941. Who am I?

I invented the first bloodmobile refrigerated truck that transported stored blood to various locations needed. Who am I?

I returned to the South more that 19 times and rescued more that 300 slaves. Who am I?

I was nicknamed “Satch” and “Pops. ”I was famous for the hit songs, “What a Wonderful World” and "When The Saints Go Marching In.” Who am I?

I was the first person of color to win the Grand Slam title at the French Open in 1956. Over the next two years I was the dominant women's tennis player in the world. Who am I?

In the late 1800’s and early 1900’s, many people, including myself, suffered scalp disease causing hair loss due to the lack of indoor plumbing, central heating or electricity. I experimented with home remedies for a variety of beauty products for black women. I traveled the country talking to women about all of my products. Who am I?

I won 5 NBA Championships in my 20 season career with the Los Angeles Lakers. I have donated 2.5 million to children in need. In 2007, I founded the VIVO foundation to provide young people with life-changing experiences designed to broaden their global perspective. Who am I?

I am an American singer and musician who totaled 88 singles on the Billboard, including 20 that reached number 1. I was the first female performer to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I am the “Queen of Soul”. “R-E-S-P-E-C-T. Find out what it means to me.” Who am I?

“Everything negative like pressure and challenges are all an opportunity for you to RISE.”

Who is the author of this quote?

“Something just doesn’t pop under your nose; you have to work for it.”

Who is the author of this quote?

“As soon as I accomplish one thing, I just set a higher foal. That’s how I’ve gotten to where I am.” Who is the author of this quote?

"I may be the first, but I’ll make sure that I’m not the last. Dream with ambition, lead with conviction, and see yourself in a way that others might not see you, simply because they’ve never seen it before." Who is the author of this quote?

As a child, I recalled having a stroller-eye view of the Civil Rights Movement when I went with my mother to marches. These experiences inspired me to make it  my life’s work to fight against injustice. In 2020, I became the first Black-Asian American to be elected Vice President of the United States of America. Who am I?

I am a civil rights activist and heavyweight champion. I fly like a butterfly and sting like a bee. Who am I?

I was called the greatest black philanthropist in American history and for a time was the world’s only black billionaire. Who am I?

I was the first African-American Woman elected to the US Congress. I focused on helping African-American Communities by paving the way for others to excel. My speech, “A Stand for Race” helped others change their view on African-Americans. Who am I?

I am a three-time Olympic gold medalist. I was also the first female to have a Nike shoe named after me! Who am I?

After my historic flight, I made it a mission to let society know that both women and members of minority groups can contribute to great things if given the opportunity to do so. Who am I?