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In which year did the first African win a track and field event?
1956
Can a African-American be a cartoonist?
An African-American is no different than any other race and can pursue any field he/she wishes.
Who started the field of African American history?
Carter Woodson
What is the academic field of African American Studies concerned with?
The field of study is usually concerned with the history, politics, and culture of the African American community, and allows students to see how they have made a difference both in the past and today.
What does PR stand for in track and field?
PR stands for Personal Record in track and field. It refers to an athlete's best performance in a specific event.
Was Jesse Owens a doctor?
No, he was an African-American track and field athlete in the 1936 Olympics.
Who was the first African American woman to win the field surprise award?
Cicely Tyson
What did James Amos Porter do?
He was a leading pioneer in the field of African-American art history
Who was the first african american to win a gold medal at the olympics?
The first African American woman to win a gold medal was Alice Coachman of Albany, Georgia who won the high jump event at the 1948 Summer Olympics in London.
What does the abbreviation "PR" in track and field refer to?
The abbreviation "PR" in track and field stands for Personal Record, which is the best performance an athlete has achieved in a specific event.
Who is assumed by many to be the father of African American psychology?
Francis Cecil Sumner is often considered the father of African American psychology. He was the first African American to earn a Ph.D. in psychology and paved the way for the inclusion and acknowledgment of the unique psychological experiences of African Americans in the field of psychology.
Who was the first African American to win a Golden Globe Award?
The first African American to win a Golden Globe Award was Sidney Poitier. He won it in 1964 for his performance in 'Lilies of the Field.'
