The opinionsfrom hisfamily andcommunityFamily,friend, andcommunitydisconnectionHe wasstuck inan echochamberWhitenationalismdoesn’t alignwith realityBecause hefeels like hewilldisappointthemFree!GuiltHe doesn’twant tosupport viewshe nowdisagrees with.He feelsresponsiblefor the harmhe spreadThey helphimrethink hisbeliefsTo leavebehind thehate andfind peaceListeningmore thanarguingMoredistantAllisonIt inspireshim tochange butalso causesisolationTrust andopennessThe opinionsfrom hisfamily andcommunityFamily,friend, andcommunitydisconnectionHe wasstuck inan echochamberWhitenationalismdoesn’t alignwith realityBecause hefeels like hewilldisappointthemFree!GuiltHe doesn’twant tosupport viewshe nowdisagrees with.He feelsresponsiblefor the harmhe spreadThey helphimrethink hisbeliefsTo leavebehind thehate andfind peaceListeningmore thanarguingMoredistantAllisonIt inspireshim tochange butalso causesisolationTrust andopenness

Rising Out of Hatred - 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. The opinions from his family and community
  2. Family, friend, and community disconnection
  3. He was stuck in an echo chamber
  4. White nationalism doesn’t align with reality
  5. Because he feels like he will disappoint them
  6. Free!
  7. Guilt
  8. He doesn’t want to support views he now disagrees with.
  9. He feels responsible for the harm he spread
  10. They help him rethink his beliefs
  11. To leave behind the hate and find peace
  12. Listening more than arguing
  13. More distant
  14. Allison
  15. It inspires him to change but also causes isolation
  16. Trust and openness