You’ve seennon-Indigenouspeople wearIndigenousdesignsYou mostlywatch showsor moviesfrom the USor UKYou or yourfamily havelost fluencyin a heritagelanguageYou’ve seenAsia/Middle Eastrepresented asexotic orbackwards inmediaYou feel ‘in-between’ twocultures withoutfully belongingto eitherDecolonisationHomogenisationvs.HeterogenisationColonialPsychology(FrantzFanon)CulturalHybridity(Bhabha)PostcolonialIdentityYou feelmultipleplacesshape youridentityYou buyclothes or techmade acrossmultiplecountriesYou’venavigatedbeing both“Western” andsomething elseQueerGlobalisationYou’ve seenglobal fast foodadapted to localtastes (e.g.paneer pizza,halal McDonalds)ThirdSpace(Bhabha)You seeyourself as aglobal citizen,not just fromone placeCulturalImperialismColonialGazeGlobalCommodityChainsHegemony(Gramsci)SoftPowerYour familymigrated andyou still feelconnected tothat originDisplacement/ DiasporaYou’ve seenhow capitalismshapes cultureor labour inyour lifeLanguageLoss /LinguisticImperialismNeoliberalGlobalisationYou’ve adaptedparts of anotherculture in yourdaily life (e.g.,food, slang)MediaImperialismYou’ve absorbednorms withoutrealising they’renot neutral (e.g.,beautystandards)ResistancethroughCultureYou’re partof an onlinefandomacrosscountriesYou’veencounteredefforts to centreIndigenousknowledge orlandYou’ve noticedEnglishdominating ineducation ormediaCosmopolitanismNetworkSociety(Castells)TransculturationCommodificationof CultureYou’ve feltpressure toconform to adominantcultural normYou’ve noticedtensions in howLGBTQ+identities areexpressedacross culturesYou’ve beenexoticised orstereotypedbased onyour cultureGlocalisationYou’ve beeninfluenced byanothercountry’sculture (e.g.,Korean wave)CulturalAppropriationYou’ve seensacredtraditions orsymbols turnedinto fashionOrientalism(Said)You mixlanguagesat home orwith friendsYou celebrateculturalfestivals as aform of prideor protestYou’ve noticedglobal trendsmaking placesfeel the same— or morediverseGlobalSense ofPlace(DoreenMassey)You’ve seennon-Indigenouspeople wearIndigenousdesignsYou mostlywatch showsor moviesfrom the USor UKYou or yourfamily havelost fluencyin a heritagelanguageYou’ve seenAsia/Middle Eastrepresented asexotic orbackwards inmediaYou feel ‘in-between’ twocultures withoutfully belongingto eitherDecolonisationHomogenisationvs.HeterogenisationColonialPsychology(FrantzFanon)CulturalHybridity(Bhabha)PostcolonialIdentityYou feelmultipleplacesshape youridentityYou buyclothes or techmade acrossmultiplecountriesYou’venavigatedbeing both“Western” andsomething elseQueerGlobalisationYou’ve seenglobal fast foodadapted to localtastes (e.g.paneer pizza,halal McDonalds)ThirdSpace(Bhabha)You seeyourself as aglobal citizen,not just fromone placeCulturalImperialismColonialGazeGlobalCommodityChainsHegemony(Gramsci)SoftPowerYour familymigrated andyou still feelconnected tothat originDisplacement/ DiasporaYou’ve seenhow capitalismshapes cultureor labour inyour lifeLanguageLoss /LinguisticImperialismNeoliberalGlobalisationYou’ve adaptedparts of anotherculture in yourdaily life (e.g.,food, slang)MediaImperialismYou’ve absorbednorms withoutrealising they’renot neutral (e.g.,beautystandards)ResistancethroughCultureYou’re partof an onlinefandomacrosscountriesYou’veencounteredefforts to centreIndigenousknowledge orlandYou’ve noticedEnglishdominating ineducation ormediaCosmopolitanismNetworkSociety(Castells)TransculturationCommodificationof CultureYou’ve feltpressure toconform to adominantcultural normYou’ve noticedtensions in howLGBTQ+identities areexpressedacross culturesYou’ve beenexoticised orstereotypedbased onyour cultureGlocalisationYou’ve beeninfluenced byanothercountry’sculture (e.g.,Korean wave)CulturalAppropriationYou’ve seensacredtraditions orsymbols turnedinto fashionOrientalism(Said)You mixlanguagesat home orwith friendsYou celebrateculturalfestivals as aform of prideor protestYou’ve noticedglobal trendsmaking placesfeel the same— or morediverseGlobalSense ofPlace(DoreenMassey)

Cultures of Globalisation! - 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. You’ve seen non-Indigenous people wear Indigenous designs
  2. You mostly watch shows or movies from the US or UK
  3. You or your family have lost fluency in a heritage language
  4. You’ve seen Asia/Middle East represented as exotic or backwards in media
  5. You feel ‘in-between’ two cultures without fully belonging to either
  6. Decolonisation
  7. Homogenisation vs. Heterogenisation
  8. Colonial Psychology (Frantz Fanon)
  9. Cultural Hybridity (Bhabha)
  10. Postcolonial Identity
  11. You feel multiple places shape your identity
  12. You buy clothes or tech made across multiple countries
  13. You’ve navigated being both “Western” and something else
  14. Queer Globalisation
  15. You’ve seen global fast food adapted to local tastes (e.g. paneer pizza, halal McDonalds)
  16. Third Space (Bhabha)
  17. You see yourself as a global citizen, not just from one place
  18. Cultural Imperialism
  19. Colonial Gaze
  20. Global Commodity Chains
  21. Hegemony (Gramsci)
  22. Soft Power
  23. Your family migrated and you still feel connected to that origin
  24. Displacement / Diaspora
  25. You’ve seen how capitalism shapes culture or labour in your life
  26. Language Loss / Linguistic Imperialism
  27. Neoliberal Globalisation
  28. You’ve adapted parts of another culture in your daily life (e.g., food, slang)
  29. Media Imperialism
  30. You’ve absorbed norms without realising they’re not neutral (e.g., beauty standards)
  31. Resistance through Culture
  32. You’re part of an online fandom across countries
  33. You’ve encountered efforts to centre Indigenous knowledge or land
  34. You’ve noticed English dominating in education or media
  35. Cosmopolitanism
  36. Network Society (Castells)
  37. Transculturation
  38. Commodification of Culture
  39. You’ve felt pressure to conform to a dominant cultural norm
  40. You’ve noticed tensions in how LGBTQ+ identities are expressed across cultures
  41. You’ve been exoticised or stereotyped based on your culture
  42. Glocalisation
  43. You’ve been influenced by another country’s culture (e.g., Korean wave)
  44. Cultural Appropriation
  45. You’ve seen sacred traditions or symbols turned into fashion
  46. Orientalism (Said)
  47. You mix languages at home or with friends
  48. You celebrate cultural festivals as a form of pride or protest
  49. You’ve noticed global trends making places feel the same — or more diverse
  50. Global Sense of Place (Doreen Massey)