Pan-AfricanismFrederickDouglassMuhammadAliBlackLivesMatterHip-HopCultureHarrietTubmanBlackPantherPartyKendrickLamarJamesBaldwinAngelaDavisW.E.B.DuBoisOprahWinfreyFreedomSummerGreatMigrationHistoricallyBlackColleges andUniversities(HBCUs)AudreLordeMarch onWashington(1963)SoulMusic &Funk EraToniMorrisonCivilRightsMovementPaulRobesonMarcusGarveyHarlemRenaissanceBlack ArtsMovementEmancipationProclamationVotingRights Act(1965)LangstonHughesAssataShakurNaturalHairMovementBrown v.Board ofEducationAfrocentricFashionBlackPowerMovementMayaAngelouNinaSimoneThe“Black isBeautiful”MovementZoraNealeHurstonBayardRustinMalcolmXJuneteenthIda B.WellsPan-AfricanismFrederickDouglassMuhammadAliBlackLivesMatterHip-HopCultureHarrietTubmanBlackPantherPartyKendrickLamarJamesBaldwinAngelaDavisW.E.B.DuBoisOprahWinfreyFreedomSummerGreatMigrationHistoricallyBlackColleges andUniversities(HBCUs)AudreLordeMarch onWashington(1963)SoulMusic &Funk EraToniMorrisonCivilRightsMovementPaulRobesonMarcusGarveyHarlemRenaissanceBlack ArtsMovementEmancipationProclamationVotingRights Act(1965)LangstonHughesAssataShakurNaturalHairMovementBrown v.Board ofEducationAfrocentricFashionBlackPowerMovementMayaAngelouNinaSimoneThe“Black isBeautiful”MovementZoraNealeHurstonBayardRustinMalcolmXJuneteenthIda B.Wells

Black Pride and Identity Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Pan-Africanism
  2. Frederick Douglass
  3. Muhammad Ali
  4. Black Lives Matter
  5. Hip-Hop Culture
  6. Harriet Tubman
  7. Black Panther Party
  8. Kendrick Lamar
  9. James Baldwin
  10. Angela Davis
  11. W.E.B. Du Bois
  12. Oprah Winfrey
  13. Freedom Summer
  14. Great Migration
  15. Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
  16. Audre Lorde
  17. March on Washington (1963)
  18. Soul Music & Funk Era
  19. Toni Morrison
  20. Civil Rights Movement
  21. Paul Robeson
  22. Marcus Garvey
  23. Harlem Renaissance
  24. Black Arts Movement
  25. Emancipation Proclamation
  26. Voting Rights Act (1965)
  27. Langston Hughes
  28. Assata Shakur
  29. Natural Hair Movement
  30. Brown v. Board of Education
  31. Afrocentric Fashion
  32. Black Power Movement
  33. Maya Angelou
  34. Nina Simone
  35. The “Black is Beautiful” Movement
  36. Zora Neale Hurston
  37. Bayard Rustin
  38. Malcolm X
  39. Juneteenth
  40. Ida B. Wells