Nobody Mean More to Me than You and the Future Life of Willie Jordan

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Social Issues

 

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Brendon D

 

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October 7, 2016

 

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University

 

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However, it is not the dialect that she is urging to be taught in schools, it is the importance of the language. Jordan believes that schools, media, and families have stripped the importance out of Black English. She writes that Black English encloses "life, voice, and clarity" and that Standard English does not withhold these properties...
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She writes that Black English encloses "life, voice, and clarity" and that Standard English does not withhold these properties. Jordan uses a student of hers, Willie Jordan, to show an example of a student trying to regain the confidence of his past. Willie's story shows the dramatic affects of learning by Standard English and how racism goes unnoticed...
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