Spanish4%,Experiences ofRacism AndMicroaggressionsJuneteenthNelsonMandelaCulturallyResponsiveTeachingBlack HistoryAuthor’sSeries(November12th)2008 firstBlackpresidentTheEmancipationProclamationwas signedScholarshiporganizationsSoulfoodHBCUoutreachUnderrepresentationCommunityand Familybondingwith cuisineSan AntonioAfricanAmericanCommunityArchive &MuseumActivismSouthernfoodHelp the clientdefine goalsand collaboratewithinterventionsAmharic/Ethiopian1%,MusicFaith,Religion,andSpiritualityBlackEmotional andMental HealthCollective(BEAM)PersonalExperiencesBlackFeminismand Pan-AfricanMovementsUpwardBound“Brick ByBrick: A CivilRights Story”(December5th)CollegeAccessProgramsBillieHolidayBlack HistoryRiver BoatTour(November22nd)Cracklin’BreadChitlins19.7%ToniMorrisonKwanzaaAfricanAmericanChamber ofCommerceSan AntonioRace or racismmay NOT berelated to thepresentingconcernHigher rates ofpovertyinfluence theavailability ofschoolresourcesInfluenceof multipleidentitiesCreolecuisineInfluence ofboth AfricanAmericanand majoritycultureEnjoyingorcreatingmusicEgalitarianismwith genderroles5.49%Social-EmotionalLearningSupportLack of AfricanAmericanCounselors andTherapists-AVID,San AntonioBlackInternationalFilm Festival(SABIFF)2021 firstBlack andwomanVPExperienceswith differentkinds ofOppressionResilienceacrossgenerationsTRIOYoruba, Igbo,Swahili, andotherlanguages1%.There is greatdiversityamong AfricanAmericansStrongcommunityFrench/HaitianCreole 3%,AfricanAmericanVernacularEnglish(AAVE)Propertytax-basedfundingsystems22%The1920sMentorshipand RoleModels inAcademicSettingsSpanish4%,Experiences ofRacism AndMicroaggressionsJuneteenthNelsonMandelaCulturallyResponsiveTeachingBlack HistoryAuthor’sSeries(November12th)2008 firstBlackpresidentTheEmancipationProclamationwas signedScholarshiporganizationsSoulfoodHBCUoutreachUnderrepresentationCommunityand Familybondingwith cuisineSan AntonioAfricanAmericanCommunityArchive &MuseumActivismSouthernfoodHelp the clientdefine goalsand collaboratewithinterventionsAmharic/Ethiopian1%,MusicFaith,Religion,andSpiritualityBlackEmotional andMental HealthCollective(BEAM)PersonalExperiencesBlackFeminismand Pan-AfricanMovementsUpwardBound“Brick ByBrick: A CivilRights Story”(December5th)CollegeAccessProgramsBillieHolidayBlack HistoryRiver BoatTour(November22nd)Cracklin’BreadChitlins19.7%ToniMorrisonKwanzaaAfricanAmericanChamber ofCommerceSan AntonioRace or racismmay NOT berelated to thepresentingconcernHigher rates ofpovertyinfluence theavailability ofschoolresourcesInfluenceof multipleidentitiesCreolecuisineInfluence ofboth AfricanAmericanand majoritycultureEnjoyingorcreatingmusicEgalitarianismwith genderroles5.49%Social-EmotionalLearningSupportLack of AfricanAmericanCounselors andTherapists-AVID,San AntonioBlackInternationalFilm Festival(SABIFF)2021 firstBlack andwomanVPExperienceswith differentkinds ofOppressionResilienceacrossgenerationsTRIOYoruba, Igbo,Swahili, andotherlanguages1%.There is greatdiversityamong AfricanAmericansStrongcommunityFrench/HaitianCreole 3%,AfricanAmericanVernacularEnglish(AAVE)Propertytax-basedfundingsystems22%The1920sMentorshipand RoleModels inAcademicSettings

African American Culture & Counseling - 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. I-Spanish 4%,
  2. G-Experiences of Racism And Microaggressions
  3. O-Juneteenth
  4. O-Nelson Mandela
  5. B-Culturally Responsive Teaching
  6. O-Black History Author’s Series (November 12th)
  7. N-2008 first Black president
  8. N-The Emancipation Proclamation was signed
  9. B-Scholarship organizations
  10. B-Soul food
  11. O-HBCU outreach
  12. N-Underrepresentation
  13. N-Community and Family bonding with cuisine
  14. B-San Antonio African American Community Archive & Museum
  15. I-Activism
  16. O-Southern food
  17. N-Help the client define goals and collaborate with interventions
  18. G-Amharic /Ethiopian 1%,
  19. G-Music
  20. I-Faith, Religion, and Spirituality
  21. O-Black Emotional and Mental Health Collective (BEAM)
  22. I-Personal Experiences
  23. O-Black Feminism and Pan-African Movements
  24. G-Upward Bound
  25. I-“Brick By Brick: A Civil Rights Story” (December 5th)
  26. G-College Access Programs
  27. N-Billie Holiday
  28. B-Black History River Boat Tour (November 22nd)
  29. G-Cracklin’ Bread
  30. O-Chitlins
  31. B-19.7%
  32. G-Toni Morrison
  33. B-Kwanzaa
  34. G-African American Chamber of Commerce San Antonio
  35. I-Race or racism may NOT be related to the presenting concern
  36. O-Higher rates of poverty influence the availability of school resources
  37. N-Influence of multiple identities
  38. I-Creole cuisine
  39. O-Influence of both African American and majority culture
  40. G-Enjoying or creating music
  41. N-Egalitarianism with gender roles
  42. B-5.49%
  43. N-Social-Emotional Learning Support
  44. I-Lack of African American Counselors and Therapists-AVID,
  45. B-San Antonio Black International Film Festival (SABIFF)
  46. G-2021 first Black and woman VP
  47. G-Experiences with different kinds of Oppression
  48. B-Resilience across generations
  49. N-TRIO
  50. O-Yoruba, Igbo, Swahili, and other languages 1%.
  51. B-There is great diversity among African Americans
  52. N-Strong community
  53. N-French/Haitian Creole 3%,
  54. B-African American Vernacular English(AAVE)
  55. G-Property tax-based funding systems
  56. O-22%
  57. I-The 1920s
  58. I-Mentorship and Role Models in Academic Settings