HBCU Trivia Night: Astrology, Horror and Local History

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HBCU Trivia Night: Astrology, Horror and Local History

瓜神app

Published April 26, 2021 at 12:42 PM EDT

Online HBCU Trivia Night returns May 12th at 7pm! Categories include: astrology, horror, global slang, cereal box lore and, as always, we celebrate Black history 365.

Test your knowledge, play with a statewide audience and win prizes!

on Facebook, on Zoom

Each round features a live poetry performance from in Greensboro, from across the Triangle, and out of Winston-Salem.

HBCU Trivia Night is sponsored by and presented by 瓜神app, , , and Wake County Public Libraries' career service

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