What you canwear is dictatedmore thananothergender’sclothingFelt as if you hadto hold back frompursuing dreamsto fill yourgender’s roleEver been lookeddown upon fordoing somethingsome mightconsider a job foranother genderMost talk you’veheard aroundraising childrenhas been basedaround mothers.FreeSpaceA genderdifferent thanyour ownseems to havemore powerthan yours“Men earn themoney, andwomen run thehouse” is acommon thoughtyou’ve heardEver thoughtthat men wereseen ashigher powerthan womenYou’velearned/beentaught that menare strong,women areweakWhat you canwear is dictatedmore thananothergender’sclothingFelt as if you hadto hold back frompursuing dreamsto fill yourgender’s roleEver been lookeddown upon fordoing somethingsome mightconsider a job foranother genderMost talk you’veheard aroundraising childrenhas been basedaround mothers.FreeSpaceA genderdifferent thanyour ownseems to havemore powerthan yours“Men earn themoney, andwomen run thehouse” is acommon thoughtyou’ve heardEver thoughtthat men wereseen ashigher powerthan womenYou’velearned/beentaught that menare strong,women areweak

Patriarchy 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. What you can wear is dictated more than another gender’s clothing
  2. Felt as if you had to hold back from pursuing dreams to fill your gender’s role
  3. Ever been looked down upon for doing something some might consider a job for another gender
  4. Most talk you’ve heard around raising children has been based around mothers.
  5. Free Space
  6. A gender different than your own seems to have more power than yours
  7. “Men earn the money, and women run the house” is a common thought you’ve heard
  8. Ever thought that men were seen as higher power than women
  9. You’ve learned/been taught that men are strong, women are weak