Black History Month

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Black History Month

“History is not the past. It is the present. We carry our history with us. We are our history. If we pretend otherwise, we are literally criminals.” - James Baldwin

BHM

Uncle Sam

Samuel L. Jackson

What was the primary message Kendrick Lamar aimed to convey during his Super Bowl performance?

1. A tribute to classic hip-hop
2. That he's the GOAT
3. His rivalry with Drake
4. A political statement towards the US govt.

Who introduced Kendrick Lamar at the Super Bowl, and what was significant about their attire?

1. Jay-Z, dressed as a business man
2. Samuel L. Jackson as Uncle Sam
3. SZA, to promote his tour
4. Tommy the Clown, for Compton culture

What symbolism was associated with the dancers’ white outfits during the performance?

1. A reference to purity and innocence
2. A nod to hip-hop and street style
3. A possible reference to the KKK and white supremacy
4. An homage to classic Hollywood

How did Kendrick Lamar’s performance challenge the expected norms of a Super Bowl halftime show?

1. By including elaborate choreography
2. By predicting the win of the Eagles
3. By giving a rebellious message against the system
4. By featuring numerous guest artists

What was the significance of Kendrick ending his performance with the song “TV off”?

1. A reminder to enjoy life outside of media
2. A call to action against media distractions
3. A reflection on personal struggles
4. A celebration of his career milestones