you havean invisibleillness ordisabilityyou have beenspoken overbecause you couldnot articulate yourthoughts fastenoughyou comefrom asingle-parenthouseholdyou haveattendedschools withpeople you feltwere likeyourselfyou are yourparents onlychildSomeone whohas a friend orrelative whoidentifies asLBGTQIA+you can findBandAids atmainstreamstores designed toblend in with ormatch your skintoneyou speak2 or morelanguagesyour parentstold you thatyou could beanything youwanted to beyour parentstold you thatyou could beanything youwanted to beyou havebeen avictim ofsexualharassmentyou, yourparents orchildren wereborn in adifferentcountryI need aStarbucksRunSomeonewho grew upwith acomputer inher/his homeyou identifyasbiculturalor biracialsomeone inyour householdsuffered orsuffers frommental illnessyou are afirst-generationcollegestudentyou are neverasked to speak onbehalf of a groupof people whoshare an identitywith youyou can showaffection for yourromantic partner inpublic without fearof ridicule orviolenceyou can makemistakes and nothave peopleattribute yourbehavior to flaws inyour racial orgender groupyourname has beenmispronounced(first or last)youconstantlyfeel unsafewalking aloneat nightyou have aphysicallyvisibledisabilityyouconstantlyfeel unsafewalking aloneat nightyou feel goodabout howyour identitiesare portrayedby the mediayou havean invisibleillness ordisabilityyou have beenspoken overbecause you couldnot articulate yourthoughts fastenoughyou comefrom asingle-parenthouseholdyou haveattendedschools withpeople you feltwere likeyourselfyou are yourparents onlychildSomeone whohas a friend orrelative whoidentifies asLBGTQIA+you can findBandAids atmainstreamstores designed toblend in with ormatch your skintoneyou speak2 or morelanguagesyour parentstold you thatyou could beanything youwanted to beyour parentstold you thatyou could beanything youwanted to beyou havebeen avictim ofsexualharassmentyou, yourparents orchildren wereborn in adifferentcountryI need aStarbucksRunSomeonewho grew upwith acomputer inher/his homeyou identifyasbiculturalor biracialsomeone inyour householdsuffered orsuffers frommental illnessyou are afirst-generationcollegestudentyou are neverasked to speak onbehalf of a groupof people whoshare an identitywith youyou can showaffection for yourromantic partner inpublic without fearof ridicule orviolenceyou can makemistakes and nothave peopleattribute yourbehavior to flaws inyour racial orgender groupyourname has beenmispronounced(first or last)youconstantlyfeel unsafewalking aloneat nightyou have aphysicallyvisibledisabilityyouconstantlyfeel unsafewalking aloneat nightyou feel goodabout howyour identitiesare portrayedby the media

Cultural Diversity (SW) - 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. you have an invisible illness or disability
  2. you have been spoken over because you could not articulate your thoughts fast enough
  3. you come from a single-parent household
  4. you have attended schools with people you felt were like yourself
  5. you are your parents only child
  6. Someone who has a friend or relative who identifies as LBGTQIA+
  7. you can find BandAids at mainstream stores designed to blend in with or match your skin tone
  8. you speak 2 or more languages
  9. your parents told you that you could be anything you wanted to be
  10. your parents told you that you could be anything you wanted to be
  11. you have been a victim of sexual harassment
  12. you, your parents or children were born in a different country
  13. I need a Starbucks Run
  14. Someone who grew up with a computer in her/his home
  15. you identify as bicultural or biracial
  16. someone in your household suffered or suffers from mental illness
  17. you are a first-generation college student
  18. you are never asked to speak on behalf of a group of people who share an identity with you
  19. you can show affection for your romantic partner in public without fear of ridicule or violence
  20. you can make mistakes and not have people attribute your behavior to flaws in your racial or gender group
  21. your name has been mispronounced (first or last)
  22. you constantly feel unsafe walking alone at night
  23. you have a physically visible disability
  24. you constantly feel unsafe walking alone at night
  25. you feel good about how your identities are portrayed by the media