Here we go with some history trivia. February is Black History Month and it’s long since time I had an episode honoring the accomplishments of Black Americans and their history here in the US.
4 replies on “Black History Trivia | Dorky Geeky Nerdy #367”
You got comments about being political? WTF? First, you’re entirely correct and 🤬 off anyone who is complaining. Second, I’ve been here since the beginning, and I haven’t heard you get political at all.
Dorky – 8 right, 8 points – More than once, my reply to your answer was “they were black?”
Geeky – 5 right, 10 points –
Nerdy – 1 right, 3 points –
I feel like the “First interracial kiss” questions was written more simply, and you had to try to make it a bit more difficult because your target audience probably had the answer from those three words. (I played just that part out loud for my wife, and she had the answer before the question finished, too.)
Oh and I think some people were salty I still call it the “Gulf of Mexico”. I sometimes wish ignorance was painful. Then maybe people would work to fix it.
You got comments about being political? WTF? First, you’re entirely correct and 🤬 off anyone who is complaining. Second, I’ve been here since the beginning, and I haven’t heard you get political at all.
Dorky – 8 right, 8 points – More than once, my reply to your answer was “they were black?”
Geeky – 5 right, 10 points –
Nerdy – 1 right, 3 points –
I feel like the “First interracial kiss” questions was written more simply, and you had to try to make it a bit more difficult because your target audience probably had the answer from those three words. (I played just that part out loud for my wife, and she had the answer before the question finished, too.)
Some people feel attacked. Like the Ted Cruz/Cancun question during the Texas episode.
These are the same people that were offended by the Wolfenstein games or wonder why people hate on Homelander.
“Facts don’t care about your feelings” is my mantra.
On the plus side, I’ve gotten a few positive comments about this one, including people who listen with their kids.
Oh and I think some people were salty I still call it the “Gulf of Mexico”. I sometimes wish ignorance was painful. Then maybe people would work to fix it.
I agree.