The Bingo scene in Get Out is a powerful metaphor for the way African Americans are treated in America. The white men are bingo players, and they are acting as if the game is a competition. However, the real game is racism, and the white men are only pretending to be interested in winning.
The black people playing bingo are also pretending to be interested in the game, but they are really just trying to stay alive. They are not really enjoying themselves, because they know that they could be killed at any moment.
The white men in the scene represent America’s racism. They believe that they are superior to black people, and they treat them as if they are nothing. However, the black people in the scene are also pretending to be interested in the game.
They are not actually trying to win, because they know that it is not going to happen. They are only trying to stay alive and avoid being killed.
