• invalidatingpeople whoshowemotion• all resources oforganization aredirected towardproducingmeasurable goals• connected toindividualism, thebelief that ifsomething isgoing to get doneright, ‘I’ have to doitThe organizationvalues those whocan getthings done on theirown without needingsupervision orguidancethose withpower don’t seethemselves ashoarding poweror as feelingthreatened• white people/andnonblack people spendenergy defending againstcharges ofracism/antiblacknessinstead of examining howracism/antiblacknessmight actually behappening• equating theraising ofdifficult issueswith beingimpolite, rude,or out of line• those withstrongdocumentationand writingskills are morehighly valued• the belief that thereis one right way todo things and oncepeople areintroduced tothe right way, theywill see the light andadopt itthose with powerthink they arecapable of makingdecisions for andin theinterests of thosewithout powermistakes areviewed aspersonal. "Youcan't doanything rightno sensethat thingscan beboth/andthe belief that thosewith power have aright to emotional andpsychologicalcomfort (anotheraspect of valuing‘logic’ over emotion)progress is anorganization whichexpands (adds staff,adds projects) ordevelops the ability toserve more people(regardless of how wellthey areserving them)sense of urgency thatmakes it difficult to taketime to be inclusive,encourage democraticand/or thoughtfuldecision-making, tothink long-term,to considerconsequencesI'm above theneed foraccountability• invalidatingpeople whoshowemotion• all resources oforganization aredirected towardproducingmeasurable goals• connected toindividualism, thebelief that ifsomething isgoing to get doneright, ‘I’ have to doitThe organizationvalues those whocan getthings done on theirown without needingsupervision orguidancethose withpower don’t seethemselves ashoarding poweror as feelingthreatened• white people/andnonblack people spendenergy defending againstcharges ofracism/antiblacknessinstead of examining howracism/antiblacknessmight actually behappening• equating theraising ofdifficult issueswith beingimpolite, rude,or out of line• those withstrongdocumentationand writingskills are morehighly valued• the belief that thereis one right way todo things and oncepeople areintroduced tothe right way, theywill see the light andadopt itthose with powerthink they arecapable of makingdecisions for andin theinterests of thosewithout powermistakes areviewed aspersonal. "Youcan't doanything rightno sensethat thingscan beboth/andthe belief that thosewith power have aright to emotional andpsychologicalcomfort (anotheraspect of valuing‘logic’ over emotion)progress is anorganization whichexpands (adds staff,adds projects) ordevelops the ability toserve more people(regardless of how wellthey areserving them)sense of urgency thatmakes it difficult to taketime to be inclusive,encourage democraticand/or thoughtfuldecision-making, tothink long-term,to considerconsequencesI'm above theneed foraccountability

Antiblack 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. • invalidating people who show emotion
  2. • all resources of organization are directed toward producing measurable goals
  3. • connected to individualism, the belief that if something is going to get done right, ‘I’ have to do it
  4. The organization values those who can get things done on their own without needing supervision or guidance
  5. those with power don’t see themselves as hoarding power or as feeling threatened
  6. • white people/and nonblack people spend energy defending against charges of racism/antiblackness instead of examining how racism/antiblackness might actually be happening
  7. • equating the raising of difficult issues with being impolite, rude, or out of line
  8. • those with strong documentation and writing skills are more highly valued
  9. • the belief that there is one right way to do things and once people are introduced to the right way, they will see the light and adopt it
  10. those with power think they are capable of making decisions for and in the interests of those without power
  11. mistakes are viewed as personal. "You can't do anything right
  12. no sense that things can be both/and
  13. the belief that those with power have a right to emotional and psychological comfort (another aspect of valuing ‘logic’ over emotion)
  14. progress is an organization which expands (adds staff, adds projects) or develops the ability to serve more people (regardless of how well they are serving them)
  15. sense of urgency that makes it difficult to take time to be inclusive, encourage democratic and/or thoughtful decision-making, to think long-term, to consider consequences
  16. I'm above the need for accountability