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African American Literacies

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2002The hip hop generation: young blacks and the crisis in African American culture541 cited
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2002Promoting Academic Literacy with Urban Youth through Engaging Hip-Hop Culture322 cited
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1996Rhetorics, Poetics, and Cultures: Refiguring College English Studies

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1999Representing: hip hop culture and the production of black cinema169 cited

1965Toward a New Perspective in Negro English Dialectology165 cited

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2011“Rise Up!”: Literacies, Lived Experiences, and Identities within an In-School “Other Space”46 cited
2005Symposium: Whiteness Studies43 cited
2013Students' “Write” to Their Own Language: Teaching the African American Verbal Tradition as a Rhetorically Effective Writing Skill27 cited
2011Spotting Foolbirds24 cited
2019Examining African American Girls’ Literate Intersectional Identities Through Journal Entries and Discussions About STEM23 cited
2009Myillliteracy narrative: growing up Black, po and a girl, in the hood23 cited
2004Second Language Acquisition for All: Understanding the Interactional Dynamics of Classrooms in Which Spanish and AAE Are Spoken21 cited
2013Learning to Talk Like the Test: Guiding Speakers of African American Vernacular English20 cited
2015The 2014 NCTE Presidential Address: Powerful English at NCTE Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: Toward the Next Movement20 cited
2006Reconceptualizing Literacy Through a Discourses Perspective by Analyzing Literacy Events Represented in Films About Schools20 cited
2006Spoken Soul: The Language of Black Imagination and Reality19 cited
2009From Language Experience to Classroom Practice15 cited
2013Social Justice Approaches to African American Language and Literacy Practices: Guest Editors' Introduction10 cited
2012Teaching African American English to College Students: Ideological and Pedagogical Challenges and Solutions9 cited