Beyond ebonics: linguistic pride and racial prejudice

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies Linguistic Variation and Morphology Multilingual Education and Policy

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1. Linguistic Pride and Racial Prejudice 2. Ebonic Genesis 3. A Contentious Global Debut 4. The Oakland Resolutions 5. Legislative Lament 6. Legal Implications 7. Disparate Theoretical Foundations 8. Racist Reactions and Satire 9. Beyond Ebonics: Striving toward Enhanced Linguistic Tolerance Appendix A: Linguistic Society of American Resolution on the Oakland Ebonics Issue Appendix B: Texas 75th Legislature, Regular Session: House Resolution 28 Appendix C: California 1997-98 Regular Session: Senate Bill 205

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