Blackout Trivia

Blackout Trivia Blackout Trivia is a way to celebrate black culture through entertainment. It's a game night for all to enjoy and a way to patronize local businesses.

How much do you really know about Black history? Who can you name besides Martin Luther the King and George Washington Carver? Do you really deserve your Black card? If so, prove it!! Blackout Trivia is an interactive, inclusive, experience set to educate people on Black life, culture, history, and more.

05/21/2026

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12/22/2025

Kyra Harris Bolden made history as the first Black woman to serve on the Michigan Supreme Court. At 34 years old, she marked a significant milestone in the state’s legal history. Appointed by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, Bolden brought a fresh perspective shaped by her background as a working mother and civil rights advocate. Her appointment provides inspiration to future generations, especially young Black girls, showing them that leadership in law is within reach. Before joining the Michigan Supreme Court, Bolden served in the Michigan House of Representatives and worked in civil litigation after clerking for Judge John A. Murphy. Bolden’s appointment is helping ensure diverse voices are represented on Michigan’s highest court.

12/03/2025

Judge Rebekah Coleman is not just making history but reshaping it. As the first Black judge and the first woman to preside over Harper Woods' 32A District Court, she carries forward a profound legacy of service instilled by her parents, the late attorney April Howard Coleman and Judge Donald Coleman, who had the distinct honor of swearing her in.

Her journey from Detroit roots to a Theatre degree at Michigan State, a law degree from Wayne State, and an MBA from the University of Detroit Mercy reflects a dynamic intellect unconfined by tradition.

Beyond the bench, Judge Coleman transforms the courtroom into a catalyst for change, championing literacy, drug treatment, and mental health initiatives. Her career, spanning criminal, probate, and bankruptcy law, is a testament to her versatility and deep commitment to equity. News source: Africa Giant

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