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Ebonics and African American Laguage

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American History

 

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Jane M

 

Date added:

January 31, 2016

 

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University

 

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I guess that the idea of Ebonics was basically that, it was for the African People to create their own identity as a community in this new foreign land that they didn’t know about. I believe that for them to preserve their culture was almost impossible so the best way for them to actually feel a lot more comfortable within this unimaginable circumstance was to get together with the people that looked just like them in some way...
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So that’s when I believe the idea of a unified language was key for them to begin creating a culture, which for them at that moment in time was critical. I do believe though that the creation of Ebonics was not intentional. I think that Ebonics was something that began during the times of slavery due to the state of affairs but in reality I do think that at that moment it was just used as a way to communicate and as time passed it has changed a lot and the standard has slightly changed in a way...
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