First African-Americanto cross the color lineofinternational tennis.Sheplayed golf andtennisCowboy,Rodeo, andWildWestPerformerTheKing ofPopFirst African-AmericanFemale GoldMedalistFirst African-AmericanWoman Poetto bepublishedJazz Pianist,Composer,and ArrangerJazz Singer,Songwriter,and ActressAbolitionistand CivilRightsLeaderChef andAuthor ofbookson SouthernCuisinePoet, SocialActivist,Novelist,Playwright, andColumnistCivilRightsActivistScientist,Botanist,Educatorand InventorContralto andmostcelebratedsinger of thetwentiethcenturyAfrican-AmericanPilotwho foughtin WWIIFirst AfricanAmericanU.S.PresidentFirst surgeontoseparateconjoinedtwinsMediaProprietor, TalkShow Host,Actress,Producer, andPhilanthropistFree AfricanAmericanScientist,Surveyor,Almanac Author,andFarmerPastor,Activist,Humanitarian,and CivilLights LeaderEducator,Author, Orator,and Advisor toU.S.PresidentsFirst African-AmericanFemale Pilot and firstAfrican-American tohold an internationalpilots license.ProfessionalBasketballPlayerFirst female self-mademillionaire in America.Shedeveloped andmarketed aline of beauty productsforAfrican-AmericanwomenFirstAfricanAmericanto attendan all whiteschoolFirst African-Americanto cross the color lineofinternational tennis.Sheplayed golf andtennisCowboy,Rodeo, andWildWestPerformerTheKing ofPopFirst African-AmericanFemale GoldMedalistFirst African-AmericanWoman Poetto bepublishedJazz Pianist,Composer,and ArrangerJazz Singer,Songwriter,and ActressAbolitionistand CivilRightsLeaderChef andAuthor ofbookson SouthernCuisinePoet, SocialActivist,Novelist,Playwright, andColumnistCivilRightsActivistScientist,Botanist,Educatorand InventorContralto andmostcelebratedsinger of thetwentiethcenturyAfrican-AmericanPilotwho foughtin WWIIFirst AfricanAmericanU.S.PresidentFirst surgeontoseparateconjoinedtwinsMediaProprietor, TalkShow Host,Actress,Producer, andPhilanthropistFree AfricanAmericanScientist,Surveyor,Almanac Author,andFarmerPastor,Activist,Humanitarian,and CivilLights LeaderEducator,Author, Orator,and Advisor toU.S.PresidentsFirst African-AmericanFemale Pilot and firstAfrican-American tohold an internationalpilots license.ProfessionalBasketballPlayerFirst female self-mademillionaire in America.Shedeveloped andmarketed aline of beauty productsforAfrican-AmericanwomenFirstAfricanAmericanto attendan all whiteschool

Black History 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. First African-American to cross the color line of international tennis. She played golf and tennis
  2. Cowboy, Rodeo, and Wild West Performer
  3. The King of Pop
  4. First African-American Female Gold Medalist
  5. First African-American Woman Poet to be published
  6. Jazz Pianist, Composer, and Arranger
  7. Jazz Singer, Songwriter, and Actress
  8. Abolitionist and Civil Rights Leader
  9. Chef and Author of books on Southern Cuisine
  10. Poet, Social Activist, Novelist, Playwright, and Columnist
  11. Civil Rights Activist
  12. Scientist, Botanist, Educator and Inventor
  13. Contralto and most celebrated singer of the twentieth century
  14. African-American Pilot who fought in WWII
  15. First African American U.S. President
  16. First surgeon to separate conjoined twins
  17. Media Proprietor, Talk Show Host, Actress, Producer, and Philanthropist
  18. Free African American Scientist, Surveyor, Almanac Author, and Farmer
  19. Pastor, Activist, Humanitarian, and Civil Lights Leader
  20. Educator, Author, Orator, and Advisor to U.S. Presidents
  21. First African-American Female Pilot and first African-American to hold an international pilots license.
  22. Professional Basketball Player
  23. First female self-made millionaire in America. She developed and marketed a line of beauty products for African-American women
  24. First AfricanAmerican to attend an all white school