Do you Know These Influential Black Women?
Empowering Icons: Test Your Knowledge of Influential Black Women
Challenge yourself with our engaging quiz about some of the most influential Black women in history. From trailblazing actresses to powerful activists, discover how well you know these icons who have shaped culture, art, and social justice.
- 8 thought-provoking questions
- Learn about their contributions
- Celebrate their legacies
A 1970 actress who radiated confidence and glamor. During a period when black women rarely played leading roles in film, this female was a symbol of female empowerment and fought for racial equality.
Beyoncé
Oprah
Pam Grier
Michelle Obama
An American singer-songwriter who is known for her neo-soul music that conveys powerful messages about feminism and social justice. This modern icon encourages the fight against police brutality with the Black Lives Matter Movement, body positivity + self love, and for black women to appreciate their natural hair.
Erykah Badu
Ella Fitzgerald
Harriet Tubman
Queen Latifah
This Kenyan actress is known for her role in “12 Years a Slave” and “It”. She soon became a role model after sharing her experiences with sexual harassment and empowering women of color.
Rihanna
Lupita Nyong’o
Rosa Parks
Kamala Harris
Former First Lady (although we all considered her to be a queen). Aside from her lifestyle influence, this black women made efforts to educate Americans about the lack of education for girls, specifically girls of color, around the world.
Cardi B
Toni Morrison
Michelle Obama
Ida B. Wells
A female author and activist who is at the forefront of the racial justice movement in the United States today. She is known for producing insightful pieces of literature that discuss racial injustice and the barriers that black women face. “Women, Race, & Color” is one of her widely known pieces.
Nicki Minaj
Billie Holiday
Alice Walker
Angela Davis
A Pulitzer Prize-winning author who is known for her most famous piece, “The Color Purple,” which highlights the perspectives of women of color. This woman argued that the term “feminism” should include all women no matter of their race.
Alice Walker
Rosa Parks
Dorothy Porter
Barbara Christian
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