HealthpromotionPhysicaldifferences thatgroups andcultures considersocially significantCultureA culturally,ethnically, racially,politically,religiously distinctgroup from themajority of thepopulationThe unfairtreatment ofothers basedsolely oninherentdifferencesPowerSocial norms,values, andbeliefs thatestablishgender rolesSocialdeterminantof healthShared culture,such aslanguage,ancestry,practices, andbeliefsPhysicaldifferences thatgroups andcultures considersocially significantSESIntersectionalityImplicitbiasSocialjusticeHealthequalityHealthInequity/DisparityImplicitbiasIntersectionalityDiversityAttainment ofthe highestlevel of healthfor all peopleSESThe ability tosuccessfully interact,understand andcommunicate withpeople of culturesother than one's ownSocialdeterminantof healthPrivilegeSocial norms,values, andbeliefs thatestablishgender rolesDiversitySocialjusticeThis isexpressed inthe practice ofsocial andpoliticalinstitutionsHealthequalityHealthpromotionInequalityInequalityCulturalhumilityThe unfairtreatment ofothers basedsolely oninherentdifferencesThe belief thatwhite peopleare superior tothose of allother racesPrivilegeThe belief thatwhite peopleare superior tothose of allother racesCulturalhumilityThe ability tosuccessfully interact,understand andcommunicate withpeople of culturesother than one's ownA culturally,ethnically, racially,politically,religiously distinctgroup from themajority of thepopulationCultureHealthInequity/DisparityThis isexpressed inthe practice ofsocial andpoliticalinstitutionsShared culture,such aslanguage,ancestry,practices, andbeliefsPowerAttainment ofthe highestlevel of healthfor all peopleHealthpromotionPhysicaldifferences thatgroups andcultures considersocially significantCultureA culturally,ethnically, racially,politically,religiously distinctgroup from themajority of thepopulationThe unfairtreatment ofothers basedsolely oninherentdifferencesPowerSocial norms,values, andbeliefs thatestablishgender rolesSocialdeterminantof healthShared culture,such aslanguage,ancestry,practices, andbeliefsPhysicaldifferences thatgroups andcultures considersocially significantSESIntersectionalityImplicitbiasSocialjusticeHealthequalityHealthInequity/DisparityImplicitbiasIntersectionalityDiversityAttainment ofthe highestlevel of healthfor all peopleSESThe ability tosuccessfully interact,understand andcommunicate withpeople of culturesother than one's ownSocialdeterminantof healthPrivilegeSocial norms,values, andbeliefs thatestablishgender rolesDiversitySocialjusticeThis isexpressed inthe practice ofsocial andpoliticalinstitutionsHealthequalityHealthpromotionInequalityInequalityCulturalhumilityThe unfairtreatment ofothers basedsolely oninherentdifferencesThe belief thatwhite peopleare superior tothose of allother racesPrivilegeThe belief thatwhite peopleare superior tothose of allother racesCulturalhumilityThe ability tosuccessfully interact,understand andcommunicate withpeople of culturesother than one's ownA culturally,ethnically, racially,politically,religiously distinctgroup from themajority of thepopulationCultureHealthInequity/DisparityThis isexpressed inthe practice ofsocial andpoliticalinstitutionsShared culture,such aslanguage,ancestry,practices, andbeliefsPowerAttainment ofthe highestlevel of healthfor all people

Health Disparities Lingo 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. Health promotion
  2. Physical differences that groups and cultures consider socially significant
  3. Culture
  4. A culturally, ethnically, racially, politically, religiously distinct group from the majority of the population
  5. The unfair treatment of others based solely on inherent differences
  6. Power
  7. Social norms, values, and beliefs that establish gender roles
  8. Social determinant of health
  9. Shared culture, such as language, ancestry, practices, and beliefs
  10. Physical differences that groups and cultures consider socially significant
  11. SES
  12. Intersectionality
  13. Implicit bias
  14. Social justice
  15. Health equality
  16. Health Inequity/Disparity
  17. Implicit bias
  18. Intersectionality
  19. Diversity
  20. Attainment of the highest level of health for all people
  21. SES
  22. The ability to successfully interact, understand and communicate with people of cultures other than one's own
  23. Social determinant of health
  24. Privilege
  25. Social norms, values, and beliefs that establish gender roles
  26. Diversity
  27. Social justice
  28. This is expressed in the practice of social and political institutions
  29. Health equality
  30. Health promotion
  31. Inequality
  32. Inequality
  33. Cultural humility
  34. The unfair treatment of others based solely on inherent differences
  35. The belief that white people are superior to those of all other races
  36. Privilege
  37. The belief that white people are superior to those of all other races
  38. Cultural humility
  39. The ability to successfully interact, understand and communicate with people of cultures other than one's own
  40. A culturally, ethnically, racially, politically, religiously distinct group from the majority of the population
  41. Culture
  42. Health Inequity/Disparity
  43. This is expressed in the practice of social and political institutions
  44. Shared culture, such as language, ancestry, practices, and beliefs
  45. Power
  46. Attainment of the highest level of health for all people