White Talk, Black Talk: Inter-Racial Friendship and Communication Amongst Adolescents.

Eric Hanley · Roger Hewitt

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Acknowledgements Typographical conventions Introduction 1. Inter-racial friendship in Area A 2. Inter-racial friendship in Area B 3. The language of black youth culture 4. Creole forms in white adolescent speech 5. White creole use in inter-racial contexts 6. Social semiotics and ideology 7. Transmission and intervention: racism and anti-racism in communicative practices References Index.

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