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Indigeneity, Migration, & Language Bingo

I speak the language my ancestors spoke thousands of years ago (McCarty, 2012).	I speak 2 or more languages.	I speak a language that was imposed on my ancestors (McCarty, 2012).	I believed that my language/language-use made me dumb or poor (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016).
I have felt criticized for my language-use by a person in my own community (Anzaldúa, 2004).	I have felt shame for my language-use (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016).	My people experienced de-territorialization (McCarty, 2012).	My people experienced de-ethnification (McCarty, 2012).
Migration impacted the language(s) I speak today (King & Rambow, 2012).	My ancestors had to abandon their cultural and linguistic practices so I could be here (McCarty, 2012).	I had to abandon my cultural and linguistic practices (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016).	My parents told me to abandon my cultural and linguistic practices to protect me.
I am a diasporic individual (King & Rambow, 2012).	I never returned to my ancestral homelands (King & Rambow, 2012).	I have visited my ancestral homelands and community (King & Rambow, 2012).	I have experienced safe spaces to reclaim my traditional language(s) (King & Rambow, 2012).

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About: This bingo card explores the powerful connections between language, culture, and identity, especially within immigrant and diasporic communities. With prompts reflecting pride, struggle, and resilience, it’s perfect for cultural workshops or language heritage events aiming to spark meaningful conversations among people reflecting on their own experiences with language and belonging.

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This Indigeneity, Migration, & Language Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: I speak the language my ancestors spoke thousands of years ago (McCarty, 2012)., I speak 2 or more languages., I speak a language that was imposed on my ancestors (McCarty, 2012)., I believed that my language/language-use made me dumb or poor (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016)., I have felt criticized for my language-use by a person in my own community (Anzaldúa, 2004)., I have felt shame for my language-use (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016)., My people experienced de-territorialization (McCarty, 2012)., My people experienced de-ethnification (McCarty, 2012)., Migration impacted the language(s) I speak today (King & Rambow, 2012)., My ancestors had to abandon their cultural and linguistic practices so I could be here (McCarty, 2012)., I had to abandon my cultural and linguistic practices (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016)., My parents told me to abandon my cultural and linguistic practices to protect me., I am a diasporic individual (King & Rambow, 2012)., I never returned to my ancestral homelands (King & Rambow, 2012)., I have visited my ancestral homelands and community (King & Rambow, 2012)., I have experienced safe spaces to reclaim my traditional language(s) (King & Rambow, 2012)., I mix my traditional customs with U.S. customs (King & Rambow, 2012)., I use technology to practice language(s)., I associate the language(s) I speak with struggle (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016)., I associate the language(s) I speak with my spirituality., I associate the language(s) I speak with love., I associate the language(s) I speak with my community., I associate the language(s) I speak with my identity (Anzaldúa, 2004)., I am proud of the language(s) I speak., I can speak my language(s) in public., My family encourages me to be proud of my heritage and language (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016)., I had to be my family's language broker (Perez, Vasquez, Buriel, 2016)..

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