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The Symbolism of Ebonics: I'd Rather Switch than Fight.

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Seymour, Harry N.; Seymour, Charlena M. – Journal of Black Studies, 1979

It is not necessary for Black children to lose their ethnic, linguistic, and cultural behavior patterns when learning standard English, if they are taught by enlightened teachers using innovative educational programs. (Author/MC)

Descriptors: Black Dialects, Black Education, Code Switching (Language), Educational Problems

Ebonics: A Legitimate System of Oral Communication.

Peer reviewed

Wofford, Jean – Journal of Black Studies, 1979

Some of the consequences of not incorporating Ebonics into educational programs for Black children are discussed. (Author/MC)

Descriptors: Black Dialects, Black Education, Educational Practices, Elementary Secondary Education