I Get That Reference!

The namesake of the below African American history museum is often credited with founding Chicago

The person speaking is leader of the Nation of Islam with strong ties to Chicago

Jay Z references being born the same day this activist and leader of the Black Panther Party was assassinated in Chicago

This line from God Did is in reference to a 1996 interview between Mike Wallace and what religious leader and activist?

What activist was used to model this picture of Black Panther?

Originally called South Parkway, Chicago was the first city to rename a street in this activist's honor in 1968

What activist, poet and musician was Kendrick Lamar referencing with this quote?

This white supremacist terrorist attack against Black Wall Street was part of the plot of Watchmen and Lovecraft Country

When Dr. Umar Johnson calls himself the "Prince of Pan-Africanism," what Jamaican activist is he referring to?

When Kanye says "...any jeans necessary," what activist is he referring to?

This Chicago, community college that has one of the best nursing programs in the nation, is named after this activist

This library located in downtown Chicago, is name after the first black mayor of Chicago

Birth of a Nation was a 2016 film that referenced a revolt of enslaved people in 1831 led by whom?

Spike Lee's production co. references resources promised to black soldiers during the Civil War that they never received