Jeopardy! AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS Answers

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On this page you will find the answers to all the clues from the AFRICAN-AMERICAN AUTHORS category of Jeopardy! World Tour.

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  • IN THE 1950s, CHESTER HIMES MOVED TO PARIS, WHERE HE WROTE MURDER MYSTERIES LIKE “COTTON COMES TO” HERE
  • IN 1977 HER “SONG OF SOLOMON” BECAME THE FIRST BOOK-OF-THE-MONTH CLUB SELECTION BY A BLACK AUTHOR IN 37 YEARS
  • IN 1975 AN OKLAHOMA CITY LIBRARY WAS NAMED FOR THIS “INVISIBLE MAN” AUTHOR WHO WAS BORN IN THE CITY IN 1914
  • HER FOURTH NOVEL, “THE TEMPLE OF MY FAMILIAR”, FEATURED SEVERAL CHARACTERS FROM “THE COLOR PURPLE”
  • AUDIOTAPED INTERVIEWS OF THIS BLACK MUSLIM LEADER BECAME ALEX HALEY’S 1965 “AUTOBIOGRAPHY” OF HIM