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About: This bingo card is all about celebrating the inspiring journey of Marshall Walter Taylor, a pioneering Black cyclist who rose above racial barriers in the late 1800s and early 1900s. With its focus on cycling history, perseverance, and breaking barriers, this card is perfect for educational events, diversity workshops, or sports appreciation gatherings centered on remarkable athletes who changed the game.
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This Major Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Marshall Walter Taylor, 1878, Indianapolis, Indiana, He wore a military-style jacket as a child, Cycling, 18, 1899, First Black world champion in cycling, Multiple (including one-mile, two-mile, and three-mile records), Track cycling, Racial discrimination, Due to segregation laws, Europe, 1910, Financial struggles and health issues, 1932, False, U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame, Memorial statues and cycling clubs, He broke racial barriers in professional cycling, They used dirty tactics, including pushing and blocking, He let his success speak for itself and refused to retaliate, Sprint races, False (He was more respected in Europe), Hard work, discipline, and staying focused on goals, Track races, He paved the way for Black athletes in professional cycling, He broke barriers in sports and inspired future athletes.
This Major Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Marshall Walter Taylor, 1878, Indianapolis, Indiana, He wore a military-style jacket as a child, Cycling, 18, 1899, First Black world champion in cycling, Multiple (including one-mile, two-mile, and three-mile records), Track cycling, Racial discrimination, Due to segregation laws, Europe, 1910, Financial struggles and health issues, 1932, False, U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame, Memorial statues and cycling clubs, He broke racial barriers in professional cycling, They used dirty tactics, including pushing and blocking, He let his success speak for itself and refused to retaliate, Sprint races, False (He was more respected in Europe), Hard work, discipline, and staying focused on goals, Track races, He paved the way for Black athletes in professional cycling, He broke barriers in sports and inspired future athletes.