(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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Ella Baker (Civil Rights activist)
Ice Cube (rapper)
Duke Ellington
Rhianna (singer and designer)
Brandy (actress and singer)
Aicha Evans (CEO at Zoox)
William A. Deltz
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter (singer and songwriter)
Dr. Carter G. Woodson
Elijah McCoy (steam engine lubrication inventor with 57 U.S. patents)
Josephine Baker (the first Black woman to be inducted into France’s Pantheon)
Jessie Jackson
Victor J. Glover (astronaut and pilot of SpaceX Crew Dragon)
Missy Elliot (musician)
Loretta Lynch (1st Black woman attorney general of the U.S.)
Lionel Ritchie (musician)
Thomas L. Jennings (dry cleaning inventor)
Michael Jackson (singer)
Sojourner Truth (activist)
Minnie Riperton (singer)
Berry Gordy, Jr.
Dorothy Height (YWCA Leader & the “godmother of the women’s movement”)
Amy Sherald (painter)
David A. Fisher
Patti Labelle (singer)
Janet Jackson (singer)
Plessy v. Ferguson
Sean “P Diddy” Combs (entrepreneur, designer, and rapper)
William D. Davis
Nipsey Hussle (rapper)
Ermias Tadesse (BlackGen Capital co-founder)
The Weeknd (musician)
Abubacarr Tambadou (politician)
Halle Berry
Emancipation Proclamation
Thurgood Marshall- Supreme Court Justice
Louis W. Freeman
Althea Gibson
Harriet Tubman
Jessie Owens
Arthur Ashe
Dana Canedy (Simon & Schuster publishing executive)
Sojourner Truth
Muhammad Ali
Otis Boykin (electrical engineer and pacemaker inventor)
Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum (Ebola researcher and microbiologist)
Robert F. Smith (Chair of Vista Equity Partners)
John Coltrane (musician)
Porter Braswell (Jopwell co-founder)
Kamala Harris (Vice President of the United States)
Tina Turner (singer)
Charles Q. Brown Jr. (U.S. Commanding Officer)
Muhammad Ali
Alicia Keys (singer)
Ryan Williams (Cadre CEO)
Jackie Robinson
Snoop Dog (rapper)
Charles Wade (co-founded Operation Help
Alvin Ailey (performance artist)
Web Dubois
Opal Tometi (Black Lives Matter founder)
Queen Latifah (musician and actress)
John H. Evans
Tiger Woods
Reggie Jackson
Cori Bush (congresswoman)
George Washington Carver (scientist)
Marian Anderson (singer)
Alice H. Parker (gas furnace inventor)
Toni Morrison
Bayard Rustin (Civil Rights activist)
James C. Evans
Madame CJ Walker
James Forten (inventor of ship sails)
Taran Burke (#MeToo activist)
Stacey Abrams (politician)
Martin Luther King Jr. (Civil Rights leader)
Gwendolyn Brooks
Tony Elumelu (entrepreneur and chair of Heirs Holdings)
Trina Parks (singer and actress)
Thurgood Marshall
Condoleezza Rice (politician)
Malcolm X (Civil Rights leader)
Shirley Chisholm (1st Black woman elected to Congress)
Dr. Patricia Bath (doctor and inventor of laser cataract surgery)
Bessie Coleman (1st African American aviator with a pilot’s license)
Dan Peebles (Black developer who aims to build New York’s tallest skyscraper)
Sugar Ray Leonard
Bozoma Saint John (Netflix Chief Marketing Officer)
Langston Hughes
Stevie Wonder (musician)
Bessie Coleman
Angela Davis (political activist)
Rachael Rollins (US attorney for Massachusetts, the first Black woman to hold the office in state history)
Melody Hobson (Starbucks board chair)
Octavia V. Catto (activist)
Sarah E. Goode
Cleo Wade (artist and poet)
Prince (musician)
Maya Angelou
Dr. Kizzmekia S. Corbett (infectious diseases scientist behind COVID-vaccine)
Jim Crow Laws
Marian Anderson
Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler (1st Black female doctor in the U.S.)
Hattie McDaniel
Muddy Water (singer)
Jane Bolin (1st Black female judge in the U.S.)
Sylvester J. Fletcher
Rosa Parks
Tourmaline (activist and filmmaker)
Whitney Houston (singer)
Susan Rice (diplomat and politician)
Bob Marley (musician)
Medgar Evers (Civil Rights activist)
Marvin Gaye (singer)
Ritchie Torres (politician)
Marsha P. Johnson (Black LGBTQ activist)
Neil deGrasse Tyson (astrophysicist and planetary scientist)
Frederick Douglass
Big Mama Thornton (singer)
Robert F. Flemmings Jr.
Loius Armstrong (musician)
Kareem Abdul
Joe Louis
Nina Simone (musician)
Rosa Parks (Civil Rights activist)
Jackie Robinson
Aisha “Pinky” Cole (plant-based restauranteur)
Ray Charles (musician)
Samuel T. Crawford
Rashida Jones (MSNBC president)
Mae Jemison (1st African American in space)
Michael Jordon
Jason Wright (NFL president
Alicia Boler Davis (VP Global Customer Fulfillment at Amazon)
The Greensboro Four
Billie Holliday (singer)
Nia DaCosta (director)
Annie Lee Cooper (voting rights activist)
L. Londell McMillan (NorthStar Group publisher)
Claudette Colvin (Civil Rights activist)
Gordon Parks (photographer and film director)
Wilma Rudolph
Jesse Collins (super bowl producer)
Frederick Jones (inventor of refrigeration)
Hariet Tubman
Benjamin O. Davis Sr. (1st Black American military general)
Shelia Johnson (founder of Black Entertainment Television)
Jackie Robinson
Sarah Boone (ironing board inventor)
Alicia Garza (Black Lives Matter founder)
Marie Van Brittan Brown (security system inventor)
Jennifer Hudson (singer)
Cheick Camara (BlackGen Capital co-founder)
Rosalind Brewer (Walgreen’s CEO)
Robert Sengstacke Abbott (founder of the Chicago Defender)
