Speaking inone languageand changingto anotherlanguage in thesame sentenceChanging theway you behavedepending onwhere you are atand who you arewithfixed belief orexpectation abouta group of peoplebased oncharacteristics likerace, gender,nationality, or agethe formal, legalprocess by whicha governmentexpels anoncitizen from itssovereign territoryA series ofspontaneous protestsin 1969 by membersof the LGBTQcommunity inresponse to violentpolice raids in NewYorkMarchingA gender-neutral, non-binaryalternative to"Latino" and"Latina."1968RunningJudging other’scultures based onyour own culturalvalues andbelieving that yourculture is superiorto othersan individual whohas been forcedto flee their homecountry due towar, violence, orpersecutionThe idea that humanscan be divided intogroups based oninherited physical andbehavior differences.There is no biologicalor scientific basis for it.a shared culturalidentity where agroup of peopleconnect based oncommon ancestry,language, history,religion, or traditionsThe mixing ofancestries, specificallyreferencing theblending of Indigenous,European (Spanish),and Africanpopulations during andafter colonizationRefers to thehistories, cultures,and livedexperiences of LatinAmericans andLatinx individuals ofAfrican descent.Speaking oneway to friends atschool andspeaking anotherway to yourparents at homeThe United Statesbelieved in manifestdestiny→ that theywere preordainedby god to own theland West of theMississippi. Invasion andtaking over ofterritory onbehalf ofanother countryA term historicallyused by the U.S.Census Bureau togroup individualsof Spanish-speaking originthe internationalmovement of peopleinto a destinationcountry where theyare not natives orcitizens in order tosettle as permanentresidentsThe story that goesagainst the dominantnarrative and addslayers to the story. Itis the story from thePOV of marginalizedgroups.The story in whichhistory is told by theperspective of adominant group or agroup in powerabout marginalizedgroups.Sit-insThe US brokeMexican lawsby establishingslavery inTexas territory.Speaking inone languageand changingto anotherlanguage in thesame sentenceChanging theway you behavedepending onwhere you are atand who you arewithfixed belief orexpectation abouta group of peoplebased oncharacteristics likerace, gender,nationality, or agethe formal, legalprocess by whicha governmentexpels anoncitizen from itssovereign territoryA series ofspontaneous protestsin 1969 by membersof the LGBTQcommunity inresponse to violentpolice raids in NewYorkMarchingA gender-neutral, non-binaryalternative to"Latino" and"Latina."1968RunningJudging other’scultures based onyour own culturalvalues andbelieving that yourculture is superiorto othersan individual whohas been forcedto flee their homecountry due towar, violence, orpersecutionThe idea that humanscan be divided intogroups based oninherited physical andbehavior differences.There is no biologicalor scientific basis for it.a shared culturalidentity where agroup of peopleconnect based oncommon ancestry,language, history,religion, or traditionsThe mixing ofancestries, specificallyreferencing theblending of Indigenous,European (Spanish),and Africanpopulations during andafter colonizationRefers to thehistories, cultures,and livedexperiences of LatinAmericans andLatinx individuals ofAfrican descent.Speaking oneway to friends atschool andspeaking anotherway to yourparents at homeThe United Statesbelieved in manifestdestiny→ that theywere preordainedby god to own theland West of theMississippi. Invasion andtaking over ofterritory onbehalf ofanother countryA term historicallyused by the U.S.Census Bureau togroup individualsof Spanish-speaking originthe internationalmovement of peopleinto a destinationcountry where theyare not natives orcitizens in order tosettle as permanentresidentsThe story that goesagainst the dominantnarrative and addslayers to the story. Itis the story from thePOV of marginalizedgroups.The story in whichhistory is told by theperspective of adominant group or agroup in powerabout marginalizedgroups.Sit-insThe US brokeMexican lawsby establishingslavery inTexas territory.

Latinx Studies Review - 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. Speaking in one language and changing to another language in the same sentence
  2. Changing the way you behave depending on where you are at and who you are with
  3. fixed belief or expectation about a group of people based on characteristics like race, gender, nationality, or age
  4. the formal, legal process by which a government expels a noncitizen from its sovereign territory
  5. A series of spontaneous protests in 1969 by members of the LGBTQ community in response to violent police raids in New York
  6. Marching
  7. A gender-neutral, non-binary alternative to "Latino" and "Latina."
  8. 1968
  9. Running
  10. Judging other’s cultures based on your own cultural values and believing that your culture is superior to others
  11. an individual who has been forced to flee their home country due to war, violence, or persecution
  12. The idea that humans can be divided into groups based on inherited physical and behavior differences. There is no biological or scientific basis for it.
  13. a shared cultural identity where a group of people connect based on common ancestry, language, history, religion, or traditions
  14. The mixing of ancestries, specifically referencing the blending of Indigenous, European (Spanish), and African populations during and after colonization
  15. Refers to the histories, cultures, and lived experiences of Latin Americans and Latinx individuals of African descent.
  16. Speaking one way to friends at school and speaking another way to your parents at home
  17. The United States believed in manifest destiny→ that they were preordained by god to own the land West of the Mississippi.
  18. Invasion and taking over of territory on behalf of another country
  19. A term historically used by the U.S. Census Bureau to group individuals of Spanish-speaking origin
  20. the international movement of people into a destination country where they are not natives or citizens in order to settle as permanent residents
  21. The story that goes against the dominant narrative and adds layers to the story. It is the story from the POV of marginalized groups.
  22. The story in which history is told by the perspective of a dominant group or a group in power about marginalized groups.
  23. Sit-ins
  24. The US broke Mexican laws by establishing slavery in Texas territory.