Says “they’reclean-livingfolks” butshowsjudgment.Blames theNAACP forstirring uptrouble.CriticizesAtticus fordefendingTom.“You knowhow theyare...”(generalizingBlack people).Complainsabout “thosepeople”causingtrouble.Praises J.GrimesEverett’swork inAfrica.Refers to theMrunas butnot localBlackneighbors.Says “I pitythe children”but doesn’thelp them.SuggestsTomdeservedwhat he got.Talks aboutbeing a“goodChristianwoman.”“We caneducatethem, but wecan’t change‘em.”Uses theword “sulky”to describeBlackpeople.Praises“home life”whileignoringinjustice.Says “it’s notour place toquestion thelaw.”Dismissesconcernabout Tom’sconviction.DescribesScout as notbeing“ladylike”enough.Says “they’reclean-livingfolks” butshowsjudgment.Blames theNAACP forstirring uptrouble.CriticizesAtticus fordefendingTom.“You knowhow theyare...”(generalizingBlack people).Complainsabout “thosepeople”causingtrouble.Praises J.GrimesEverett’swork inAfrica.Refers to theMrunas butnot localBlackneighbors.Says “I pitythe children”but doesn’thelp them.SuggestsTomdeservedwhat he got.Talks aboutbeing a“goodChristianwoman.”“We caneducatethem, but wecan’t change‘em.”Uses theword “sulky”to describeBlackpeople.Praises“home life”whileignoringinjustice.Says “it’s notour place toquestion thelaw.”Dismissesconcernabout Tom’sconviction.DescribesScout as notbeing“ladylike”enough.

Hypocrisy Tea BING) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. Says “they’re clean-living folks” but shows judgment.
  2. Blames the NAACP for stirring up trouble.
  3. Criticizes Atticus for defending Tom.
  4. “You know how they are...” (generalizing Black people).
  5. Complains about “those people” causing trouble.
  6. Praises J. Grimes Everett’s work in Africa.
  7. Refers to the Mrunas but not local Black neighbors.
  8. Says “I pity the children” but doesn’t help them.
  9. Suggests Tom deserved what he got.
  10. Talks about being a “good Christian woman.”
  11. “We can educate them, but we can’t change ‘em.”
  12. Uses the word “sulky” to describe Black people.
  13. Praises “home life” while ignoring injustice.
  14. Says “it’s not our place to question the law.”
  15. Dismisses concern about Tom’s conviction.
  16. Describes Scout as not being “ladylike” enough.