Talkin that Talk

Geneva Napoleon Smitherman

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

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A highly readable collection of key articles and essays by a leading scholar on African American language and politics. Discussing the inter-relationship between African American language, culture and education, Talkin' that Talk is divided into sections, each introduced by the author, which include: * African American language and education * Language theory, research and the Black intellectual tradition * Black language and culture * Black women's discourse * Language policy and global multilingualism.

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