Black Action Figures For Black History by Matt Reid

Question 1

Wankanda is a fictional place but still represents the African Kingdoms and what Africa could be.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

This Black action figure, Luke Cage, is from this historical section of New York where the Rennaisance occured.

Accepted Answer

Harlem

Question 3

Mr. Reid&#x27;s philosophy with Black action figures is a method to reverse the effects of Dr. Kenneth Clark&#x27;s doll test.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 4

This Black action figure uses an artificial intelligence by the name of Griot.

Accepted Answer

Shuri

Question 5

This Black action figure, Nakia, has a son with Black Panther named after this Hatian revolutionary.

Accepted Answer

Toussaint Louverture

Question 6

Mace Windu & Nick Fury are both played by Samuel L. Jackson who narrarated what documentary?

Accepted Answer

&#x27;I Am Not Your Negro&#x27;

Question 7

This Black action figure, Domino, wears a natural (Afro) like this Black historical figure.

Accepted Answer

Ericka Huggins, Kathleen Cleaver, Angela Davis

Question 8

This Black action figure, Lando Calrissian (Billy Dee Williams) was friends with James Baldwin in real life.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 9

Angela Bassett is Queen Romonda in the Black Panther movies where this is thoroughly displayed.

Accepted Answer

African royalty and culture.

Question 10

This Black & Puerto Rican action figure, Miles Morales, displays two cultures that&#x27;s important for little kids.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 11

This Black action figure can be found on classic comic books fighting the KKK and their white supremacy ideology.

Accepted Answer

Black Panther

Question 12

Storm of the X-MEN was played in a movie by this iconic Black actress.

Accepted Answer

Halle Berry

Questions 12