The author of Beloved

This theory calls for the end of the world.

This author questioned the utility of both the ballot and the bullet

This activist gave one of his most memorable speeches the night before he was murdered

Du Bois famously beefed with this person for giving away Black people's power.

We read this author's work about the fight for Black studies.

This group of Black women feminists wrote what some may call a Black feminist manifesto in 1977.

This author writes for the punks, the bulldaggers, and welfare queens

This activist will have you questioning that Old Navy outfit on the 4th of July

This character in Morrison's Beloved called on Black folks to love every part of themselves-especially their hearts.

The author coined the term "intersectionality"

Hannah-Jones outlines this as a necessary next step in racial justice work.

Author of The Fire Next Time

This activist gave a fiery speech at UC Berkeley and popularized the term "Black Power"

This music duo wrote "They Schools", the video José showed in class

This author cautioned against the "race for theory"

W.E.B Dubois may be most famous for this concept.

This author wrote about community control and movement schools.

This activist famously said "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired"

The fight for Black Studies at Northwestern led to the creation of this organization that remains active today.

This author writes about lesbianism as an act of resistance.

Du Bois famously said the problem of the 20th century is this:

This author wrote about a Black feminist future.

This activist addressed Black people directly in her courtroom appeal; she escaped from prison and currently lives in Cuba

This Black woman/mother/activist simultaneously fought for desegregation and community control in Elizabeth Todd-Breland's work