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This bingo card has a free space and 90 words: Has been asked where they are “really” from, Has given a long answer to “Where are you from?”, Thinks “Where are you from?” can be a loaded question, Has felt like an outsider in a culture they identify with, Has felt like an imposter in a country or culture, Has struggled to describe their cultural background, Has selected “other” on a form, Has a cultural identity that does not fit neatly into one box, Has been mistaken for a different ethnicity or nationality, Has had someone make assumptions about them based on their name, Has been told they “don’t look” like their background, Has felt more connected to culture through food, music, or language than nationality, Has a family tradition they have adapted or changed, Has felt caught between different cultural expectations, Has been told they are “not ___ enough”, Has a favorite cultural mashup, Has a different cultural identity at home and at school/work, Has been surprised by how differently people interpret their identity, Has family members who identify differently from one another, Has learned something about their background from a relative, documentary, or DNA test, Speaks more than two languages, Understands a language better than they speak it, Speaks a heritage language, Has a language they understand but cannot read, Has been embarrassed about their accent or pronunciation, Uses different languages with different people, Has a word in another language that cannot be translated perfectly, Has family members who speak a language they do not speak, Has had to translate for family members, Has a family member who does not speak much English, Has a name that people frequently mispronounce, Has a nickname used only by family, Has parents or relatives who use a non-English language at home, Has eaten a food they initially thought was unusual, Has a comfort food from their childhood, Has argued with family about how a traditional dish should be prepared, Has a favorite fusion dish, Has celebrated a holiday in more than one way, Has a tradition they only partially follow, Has brought food from home to share with others, Has a family recipe that is not written down, Has been surprised that other people do not consider a food “breakfast”, Has a food they love but cannot explain to others, Has more than one place they call home, Has packed a specific food when traveling, Has been asked where they are “really” from, Has given a long answer to “Where are you from?”, Thinks “Where are you from?” can be a loaded question, Has felt like an outsider in a culture they identify with, Has felt like an imposter in a country or culture, Has struggled to describe their cultural background, Has selected “other” on a form, Has a cultural identity that does not fit neatly into one box, Has been mistaken for a different ethnicity or nationality, Has had someone make assumptions about them based on their name, Has been told they “don’t look” like their background, Has felt more connected to culture through food, music, or language than nationality, Has a family tradition they have adapted or changed, Has felt caught between different cultural expectations, Has been told they are “not ___ enough”, Has a favorite cultural mashup, Has a different cultural identity at home and at school/work, Has been surprised by how differently people interpret their identity, Has family members who identify differently from one another, Has learned something about their background from a relative, documentary, or DNA test, Speaks more than two languages, Understands a language better than they speak it, Speaks a heritage language, Has a language they understand but cannot read, Has been embarrassed about their accent or pronunciation, Uses different languages with different people, Has a word in another language that cannot be translated perfectly, Has family members who speak a language they do not speak, Has had to translate for family members, Has a family member who does not speak much English, Has a name that people frequently mispronounce, Has a nickname used only by family, Has parents or relatives who use a non-English language at home, Has eaten a food they initially thought was unusual, Has a comfort food from their childhood, Has argued with family about how a traditional dish should be prepared, Has a favorite fusion dish, Has celebrated a holiday in more than one way, Has a tradition they only partially follow, Has brought food from home to share with others, Has a family recipe that is not written down, Has been surprised that other people do not consider a food “breakfast”, Has a food they love but cannot explain to others, Has more than one place they call home and Has packed a specific food when traveling.

⚠ This card has duplicate items: Has been asked where they are “really” from (2), Has given a long answer to “Where are you from?” (2), Thinks “Where are you from?” can be a loaded question (2), Has felt like an outsider in a culture they identify with (2), Has felt like an imposter in a country or culture (2), Has struggled to describe their cultural background (2), Has selected “other” on a form (2), Has a cultural identity that does not fit neatly into one box (2), Has been mistaken for a different ethnicity or nationality (2), Has had someone make assumptions about them based on their name (2), Has been told they “don’t look” like their background (2), Has felt more connected to culture through food, music, or language than nationality (2), Has a family tradition they have adapted or changed (2), Has felt caught between different cultural expectations (2), Has been told they are “not ___ enough” (2), Has a favorite cultural mashup (2), Has a different cultural identity at home and at school/work (2), Has been surprised by how differently people interpret their identity (2), Has family members who identify differently from one another (2), Has learned something about their background from a relative, documentary, or DNA test (2), Speaks more than two languages (2), Understands a language better than they speak it (2), Speaks a heritage language (2), Has a language they understand but cannot read (2), Has been embarrassed about their accent or pronunciation (2), Uses different languages with different people (2), Has a word in another language that cannot be translated perfectly (2), Has family members who speak a language they do not speak (2), Has had to translate for family members (2), Has a family member who does not speak much English (2), Has a name that people frequently mispronounce (2), Has a nickname used only by family (2), Has parents or relatives who use a non-English language at home (2), Has eaten a food they initially thought was unusual (2), Has a comfort food from their childhood (2), Has argued with family about how a traditional dish should be prepared (2), Has a favorite fusion dish (2), Has celebrated a holiday in more than one way (2), Has a tradition they only partially follow (2), Has brought food from home to share with others (2), Has a family recipe that is not written down (2), Has been surprised that other people do not consider a food “breakfast” (2), Has a food they love but cannot explain to others (2), Has more than one place they call home (2), Has packed a specific food when traveling (2)

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