African Americans have their own way of interacting, a distinct way of communicating with speech. This language is often referred to as "Ebonics" derived from the words "ebony" for black and "phonics" for sound (Williams, 1975), or "African American Vernacular English." Although, expressed by a catch-all term, "Ebonics" should not be construed as a homogenous, monolithic category...
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Depending on the pattern and amount of interaction African-Americans have with their white counterparts, the form and the structure of the language are known to differ. In areas where African ? Americans live in relative isolation, the language has been known to retain its originality and pureness, untouched by interferences from mainstream American English, as opposed to its diluted version prevalent in areas marked by a high degree of cross-cultural communications between the African Americans and the whites (Weddington,)...
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