“WelfareQueen”“It’s notaboutcharity; it’saboutjustice.”“It’s notaboutcharity; it’saboutjustice.”OperationLifeFairHousingAct (1968)FoodStamp Act(1964)GeorgeMiller"Justice isnevergiven; it isexacted."“We had toremind themthat we werehuman too.”WelfareRightsMovementDemocraticNationalConvention“Welfare isnot ahandout; it’sa lifeline.”GuaranteedIncomeDemonstration(1970s)March6, 1971“A riot is thelanguage oftheunheard.”Rev.RalphAbernathyWestside,LasVegasLasVegasWelfareOfficeNWROOperationLifeRubyDuncanWestside,LasVegasBillClintonFoodStampProtestWestsideMothersLasVegasWelfareOfficeWelfareRightsMovement“Welfare isnot ahandout; it’sa lifeline.”MaryWesleySammyDavisJr.RichardNixonGuaranteedIncomeJimmyCarterNWRO“A riot is thelanguage oftheunheard.”“WelfareQueen”StardustHotelEat-In“Weshut itdown!”Free!JaneFondaGuaranteedIncomeAlversaBeals“Poorpeople’scampaign”RubyDuncanEconomicRecoveryTax Act(1981)“Weshut itdown!”EconomicRecoveryTax Act(1981)Man-in-the-HouseRule“Poverty isnot a lack ofcharacter, it'sa lack ofcash.”“We hadto fight forourdignity.”“Poverty isnot a lack ofcharacter, it'sa lack ofcash.”RonaldReaganBillClintonRev.RalphAbernathyGeorgeMillerFairHousingAct (1968)FoodStamp Act(1964)JaneFondaStardustHotelEat-In“Theytried tostop us.”RonaldReagan“A motherwill doanything forher children.”RichardNixon“A motherwill doanything forher children.”SammyDavisJr.WestsideMothersJimmyCarterMaryWesley“We hadto fight forourdignity.”GovernmentSurveillanceof WelfareRecipients"Justice isnevergiven; it isexacted."MotherPowerFoodStampProtestMotherPowerGovernmentSurveillanceof WelfareRecipientsMan-in-the-HouseRuleGuaranteedIncomeDemonstration(1970s)DemocraticNationalConvention“Poorpeople’scampaign”SocialSecurityAct(1935)“Theytried tostop us.”AlversaBealsSocialSecurityAct(1935)OperationLife“We had toremind themthat we werehuman too.”March6, 1971“WelfareQueen”“It’s notaboutcharity; it’saboutjustice.”“It’s notaboutcharity; it’saboutjustice.”OperationLifeFairHousingAct (1968)FoodStamp Act(1964)GeorgeMiller"Justice isnevergiven; it isexacted."“We had toremind themthat we werehuman too.”WelfareRightsMovementDemocraticNationalConvention“Welfare isnot ahandout; it’sa lifeline.”GuaranteedIncomeDemonstration(1970s)March6, 1971“A riot is thelanguage oftheunheard.”Rev.RalphAbernathyWestside,LasVegasLasVegasWelfareOfficeNWROOperationLifeRubyDuncanWestside,LasVegasBillClintonFoodStampProtestWestsideMothersLasVegasWelfareOfficeWelfareRightsMovement“Welfare isnot ahandout; it’sa lifeline.”MaryWesleySammyDavisJr.RichardNixonGuaranteedIncomeJimmyCarterNWRO“A riot is thelanguage oftheunheard.”“WelfareQueen”StardustHotelEat-In“Weshut itdown!”Free!JaneFondaGuaranteedIncomeAlversaBeals“Poorpeople’scampaign”RubyDuncanEconomicRecoveryTax Act(1981)“Weshut itdown!”EconomicRecoveryTax Act(1981)Man-in-the-HouseRule“Poverty isnot a lack ofcharacter, it'sa lack ofcash.”“We hadto fight forourdignity.”“Poverty isnot a lack ofcharacter, it'sa lack ofcash.”RonaldReaganBillClintonRev.RalphAbernathyGeorgeMillerFairHousingAct (1968)FoodStamp Act(1964)JaneFondaStardustHotelEat-In“Theytried tostop us.”RonaldReagan“A motherwill doanything forher children.”RichardNixon“A motherwill doanything forher children.”SammyDavisJr.WestsideMothersJimmyCarterMaryWesley“We hadto fight forourdignity.”GovernmentSurveillanceof WelfareRecipients"Justice isnevergiven; it isexacted."MotherPowerFoodStampProtestMotherPowerGovernmentSurveillanceof WelfareRecipientsMan-in-the-HouseRuleGuaranteedIncomeDemonstration(1970s)DemocraticNationalConvention“Poorpeople’scampaign”SocialSecurityAct(1935)“Theytried tostop us.”AlversaBealsSocialSecurityAct(1935)OperationLife“We had toremind themthat we werehuman too.”March6, 1971

Storming Casesars Palace Bingo (SCWK7701 Irie) - 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. “Welfare Queen”
  2. “It’s not about charity; it’s about justice.”
  3. “It’s not about charity; it’s about justice.”
  4. Operation Life
  5. Fair Housing Act (1968)
  6. Food Stamp Act (1964)
  7. George Miller
  8. "Justice is never given; it is exacted."
  9. “We had to remind them that we were human too.”
  10. Welfare Rights Movement
  11. Democratic National Convention
  12. “Welfare is not a handout; it’s a lifeline.”
  13. Guaranteed Income Demonstration (1970s)
  14. March 6, 1971
  15. “A riot is the language of the unheard.”
  16. Rev. Ralph Abernathy
  17. Westside, Las Vegas
  18. Las Vegas Welfare Office
  19. NWRO
  20. Operation Life
  21. Ruby Duncan
  22. Westside, Las Vegas
  23. Bill Clinton
  24. Food Stamp Protest
  25. Westside Mothers
  26. Las Vegas Welfare Office
  27. Welfare Rights Movement
  28. “Welfare is not a handout; it’s a lifeline.”
  29. Mary Wesley
  30. Sammy Davis Jr.
  31. Richard Nixon
  32. Guaranteed Income
  33. Jimmy Carter
  34. NWRO
  35. “A riot is the language of the unheard.”
  36. “Welfare Queen”
  37. Stardust Hotel Eat-In
  38. “We shut it down!”
  39. Free!
  40. Jane Fonda
  41. Guaranteed Income
  42. Alversa Beals
  43. “Poor people’s campaign”
  44. Ruby Duncan
  45. Economic Recovery Tax Act (1981)
  46. “We shut it down!”
  47. Economic Recovery Tax Act (1981)
  48. Man-in-the-House Rule
  49. “Poverty is not a lack of character, it's a lack of cash.”
  50. “We had to fight for our dignity.”
  51. “Poverty is not a lack of character, it's a lack of cash.”
  52. Ronald Reagan
  53. Bill Clinton
  54. Rev. Ralph Abernathy
  55. George Miller
  56. Fair Housing Act (1968)
  57. Food Stamp Act (1964)
  58. Jane Fonda
  59. Stardust Hotel Eat-In
  60. “They tried to stop us.”
  61. Ronald Reagan
  62. “A mother will do anything for her children.”
  63. Richard Nixon
  64. “A mother will do anything for her children.”
  65. Sammy Davis Jr.
  66. Westside Mothers
  67. Jimmy Carter
  68. Mary Wesley
  69. “We had to fight for our dignity.”
  70. Government Surveillance of Welfare Recipients
  71. "Justice is never given; it is exacted."
  72. Mother Power
  73. Food Stamp Protest
  74. Mother Power
  75. Government Surveillance of Welfare Recipients
  76. Man-in-the-House Rule
  77. Guaranteed Income Demonstration (1970s)
  78. Democratic National Convention
  79. “Poor people’s campaign”
  80. Social Security Act(1935)
  81. “They tried to stop us.”
  82. Alversa Beals
  83. Social Security Act(1935)
  84. Operation Life
  85. “We had to remind them that we were human too.”
  86. March 6, 1971