It is time for another BINGO board. Fakequity brings you Entitlement BINGO 2. Like the original Entitlement BINGO board, this is a bit in jest and tongue-in-cheek. It is a way to poke fun at annoying things people say and do so we can recognize privilege and call it out gently, kindly, or silence it when needed.

Since the image above isn’t screen reader friendly, here is the text of what is in the boxes. If you’re confused about why the phrases are showing up on the bingo board, reflect on why it might be there and then watch to see how it shows up in groups. Self-reflection is a great way to learn and to be a better ally. For this BINGO board, I’m not going to write out why I added the terms– you all are smart enough to figure it out.

ENTITLEMENT BINGO:

Says “I’m confused…” “I don’t understand…” as a way to gain attention

Keeps their camera off during Zoom meetings so they can multitask, aka not pay attention

“[Insert group] had enough attention, what about XXX”

Continually misgenders other people

Makes the group reschedule a meeting because of their FOMO

Continually mentions their travel plans

Forwards emails with no context and expects you to understand them

Insists their idea is the only right idea

Confuses Black people for each other

Talks about how ‘diverse’ their neighborhood or workplace is

After someone tells a story, they tell their own story to bring the focus back to them

Mentions the college/club/workplace within five minutes of meeting them

If you enjoyed this BINGO board, hit that search box and type BINGO. There are other bingo boards on the blog. Enjoy.

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