By Evette D. Champion It is a common belief that African Americans prefer to use Ebonics and chastise others for “talking white,” even among African Americans. The school district in Oakland, California even went so far as to approve the use of Ebonics in the classroom in 1996. This decision sparked many public figures to […]
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