"Warrior Poet" :Black lesbianauthor andadvocate whocentered gayBlack women'sexperiencesWas atStonewall &advocate fortrans rights. The"P" stands for"pay it no mind."Famous gaychoreographer;founded dancetheater to preserve& celebrate BlackcultureTrans signerwho startedthe hashtag#GirlsLikeUsHarlem Renwriter knownfor "I, Too" &"Negro Speaksof Rivers"Known for"Supermodel(You BetterWork)" &bringing dragculture to TVHelpedorganizer the1963 March onWashington;advisor to MLK1970s "Queenof Disco" gaysinger;campaignedagainst spreadof HIV/AIDSGender non-comformingsinger, dancer,activist who foughtagainst anti-trans& drag laws1920s bisexualactress; one ofhighest paidactresses ofher timeBisexual singer& recordingartist of the1920s; "Motherof the Blues"Born into slavery;first self-proclaimed "dragqueen;" firstperson to takelegal action forqueer community1983 Pulitzerprize winnerfor The ColorPurpleAuthor, activist,and communityorganizer fortransgender rights,as well as thosestruggling withHIV/AIDSEmmy winnerfor "OrangeIs the NewBlack" andtrans activistFirst openlygay athleteto play on amajor leagueteam (NBA)."Warrior Poet" :Black lesbianauthor andadvocate whocentered gayBlack women'sexperiencesWas atStonewall &advocate fortrans rights. The"P" stands for"pay it no mind."Famous gaychoreographer;founded dancetheater to preserve& celebrate BlackcultureTrans signerwho startedthe hashtag#GirlsLikeUsHarlem Renwriter knownfor "I, Too" &"Negro Speaksof Rivers"Known for"Supermodel(You BetterWork)" &bringing dragculture to TVHelpedorganizer the1963 March onWashington;advisor to MLK1970s "Queenof Disco" gaysinger;campaignedagainst spreadof HIV/AIDSGender non-comformingsinger, dancer,activist who foughtagainst anti-trans& drag laws1920s bisexualactress; one ofhighest paidactresses ofher timeBisexual singer& recordingartist of the1920s; "Motherof the Blues"Born into slavery;first self-proclaimed "dragqueen;" firstperson to takelegal action forqueer community1983 Pulitzerprize winnerfor The ColorPurpleAuthor, activist,and communityorganizer fortransgender rights,as well as thosestruggling withHIV/AIDSEmmy winnerfor "OrangeIs the NewBlack" andtrans activistFirst openlygay athleteto play on amajor leagueteam (NBA).

Black Queer History - 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. "Warrior Poet" : Black lesbian author and advocate who centered gay Black women's experiences
  2. Was at Stonewall & advocate for trans rights. The "P" stands for "pay it no mind."
  3. Famous gay choreographer; founded dance theater to preserve & celebrate Black culture
  4. Trans signer who started the hashtag #GirlsLikeUs
  5. Harlem Ren writer known for "I, Too" & "Negro Speaks of Rivers"
  6. Known for "Supermodel (You Better Work)" & bringing drag culture to TV
  7. Helped organizer the 1963 March on Washington; advisor to MLK
  8. 1970s "Queen of Disco" gay singer; campaigned against spread of HIV/AIDS
  9. Gender non-comforming singer, dancer, activist who fought against anti-trans & drag laws
  10. 1920s bisexual actress; one of highest paid actresses of her time
  11. Bisexual singer & recording artist of the 1920s; "Mother of the Blues"
  12. Born into slavery; first self-proclaimed "drag queen;" first person to take legal action for queer community
  13. 1983 Pulitzer prize winner for The Color Purple
  14. Author, activist, and community organizer for transgender rights, as well as those struggling with HIV/AIDS
  15. Emmy winner for "Orange Is the New Black" and trans activist
  16. First openly gay athlete to play on a major league team (NBA).