Hey fam, it’s time to come together, celebrate our freedom, and have some fun! This Juneteenth Bingo game, created by DRC’s Umoja (Unity) Employee Resource Group, is all about vibing with each other, remembering our history, looking to the future, and enjoying some good times at this year’s Juneteenth celebration.

Why We Play

This isn’t just a game. It’s a way to honor our ancestors, celebrate our culture, and educate ourselves and each other. Every square you mark is a step in remembering our journey and celebrating our freedom. 

Let’s Have Fun!

Remember, this is about joy, connection, and reflection. So, grab a card, mingle with your people, and let’s make this Juneteenth memorable. 

Enjoy. Reflect. Celebrate.
Happy Juneteenth!

To learn more about the history of Juneteenth, check out this link: https://nmaahc.si.edu/juneteenth

To learn more about the DRC’s Umoja (Unity) Employee Resource Group, check out this link:
https://www.disabilityrightsca.org/latest-news/celebrating-unity-with-umoja

How to Play

1. Get Your Bingo Card
   • Print the Bingo card on the next page. Each card has different squares filled with activities, facts, and reflections. 
2. Mark Your Squares 
   • Mark off the squares if you have been there, done that or identify with it. Example: If you attended a Juneteenth party or event, mark it.
3. Winning the Game
   • You can win by completing a line: vertically, horizontally, or diagonally. Other ways include 4 corners or diamond. 
   • If you complete the full card (blackout), you’re the ultimate winner!
   • Don’t forget to shout “BINGO!” loud and proud! 
   • Winner gets bragging rights!
     Winner Winner (Fried) Chicken Dinner!
4. You Can Play Solo or With a Group
   • Reflect on each moment as you go. 
   • Compare cards and share stories.

Bingo Card

Attended a Juneteenth party or event	Donated to a Black charity	Attended a cookout	Read about Black history	Read a book written by a Black writer/author
Purchased something from a Black-owned business	I like strawberry soda	Toured an African history museum	Listened to music by Black artists	Watched a Black history movie
Took the day off on June 19	Knows someone whose birthday is on June 19		Played Juneteenth trivia	Loves the color red
Baked or ate red velvet cake	Traveled to Texas	Joined a parade or march	Visited the Lincoln Memorial	Educated someone about Juneteenth
Shared a Juneteenth quote	Watched a civil rights documentary	Can sing the Black national anthem	Own a customized Juneteenth cloth or accessory	Identify as Black or African American