Sexualizingtraditionalcultural garbandpracticesHiring actorsfrom theculture(s) beingrepresented toplay the rolesNewJerseyUsingindigenousfolklore forhorror/shockRecreating orbuyingcommodifiedimitations oftraditionalindigenous goodsPennsylvaniaWearing culturallyappropriateclothing tocultural eventsyou were invitedtoNewYorkLenapehokingOntarioDelewareOklahomaCo-optingindigenousvalues andlanguage withoutacknowledgingoriginsLearning to cooknative dishesrespectfully andacknowledgingthe culturaloriginsParticipating incultural practices withindigenous folk at thehelm in the pursuit ofenrichment andbetter understandingof cultureBuying fromcompanies whoco-opt languagefrom cultures tomarket productsAcknowledgethat you’re onnative landWisconsinUsing culturalwear as acostume andunrelatedeventsBuying productssuch as medicinalformulas, art,spiritual items, andservices fromindigenouscreatorsTaking the timeto understandsaid culturesand the peoplewho are a partof themCastingnon-nativeactorsRepresentingpeople ofindigenouscultures accuratelyand respectively inmediaTaking time toeducate oneselfon nativeexperiencesandmarginalizationSexualizingtraditionalcultural garbandpracticesHiring actorsfrom theculture(s) beingrepresented toplay the rolesNewJerseyUsingindigenousfolklore forhorror/shockRecreating orbuyingcommodifiedimitations oftraditionalindigenous goodsPennsylvaniaWearing culturallyappropriateclothing tocultural eventsyou were invitedtoNewYorkLenapehokingOntarioDelewareOklahomaCo-optingindigenousvalues andlanguage withoutacknowledgingoriginsLearning to cooknative dishesrespectfully andacknowledgingthe culturaloriginsParticipating incultural practices withindigenous folk at thehelm in the pursuit ofenrichment andbetter understandingof cultureBuying fromcompanies whoco-opt languagefrom cultures tomarket productsAcknowledgethat you’re onnative landWisconsinUsing culturalwear as acostume andunrelatedeventsBuying productssuch as medicinalformulas, art,spiritual items, andservices fromindigenouscreatorsTaking the timeto understandsaid culturesand the peoplewho are a partof themCastingnon-nativeactorsRepresentingpeople ofindigenouscultures accuratelyand respectively inmediaTaking time toeducate oneselfon nativeexperiencesandmarginalization

Cultural Appreciation and Appropriation 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. Sexualizing traditional cultural garb and practices
  2. Hiring actors from the culture(s) being represented to play the roles
  3. New Jersey
  4. Using indigenous folklore for horror/shock
  5. Recreating or buying commodified imitations of traditional indigenous goods
  6. Pennsylvania
  7. Wearing culturally appropriate clothing to cultural events you were invited to
  8. New York
  9. Lenapehoking
  10. Ontario
  11. Deleware
  12. Oklahoma
  13. Co-opting indigenous values and language without acknowledging origins
  14. Learning to cook native dishes respectfully and acknowledging the cultural origins
  15. Participating in cultural practices with indigenous folk at the helm in the pursuit of enrichment and better understanding of culture
  16. Buying from companies who co-opt language from cultures to market products
  17. Acknowledge that you’re on native land
  18. Wisconsin
  19. Using cultural wear as a costume and unrelated events
  20. Buying products such as medicinal formulas, art, spiritual items, and services from indigenous creators
  21. Taking the time to understand said cultures and the people who are a part of them
  22. Casting non-native actors
  23. Representing people of indigenous cultures accurately and respectively in media
  24. Taking time to educate oneself on native experiences and marginalization