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I saw this on Instagram last night and it is such a great idea! I wanted to share with my followers in the business game ✨

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iHATE this!!!🤭

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😂😂 the head nod killed me

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The Apennine Collosus. Florence, Italy

This fucked me up.

That, my friends, is a portal.

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people understand that Spanish speakers speak different dialects of the Spanish language but don’t understand that black people speak a dialect of the English language

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saw a variation of this conversation on twitter earlier

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I just want to state for the record that this is completely uncontroversial among linguists. It’s the first day of sociolinguistics class.

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I majored in Communication Disorders to become an Speech Language Pathologist and am currently and Assisstant. When we were in class we were taught about this as well as other dialect. Under no circumstances do you treat a client for what is considered a dialect. So as a speech therapist when I hear AAVE I move on. It is a real language with real rules.

Thats why it was outrage in the speech community post Katrina when teachers began to recommend students for speech, when it was simply the New Orleans dialect.

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“It is a real language with real rules.”

hannkura

What are the rules though???

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It’s funny bc, even afrolatine speak different from white/mestize latine. There are words, phrases, colloquialisms, etc said in my house you would never hear in a white or mestize Puerto Rican household. This is very much diaspora wide and not acknowledged enough that a group of people segregated and marginalized from society, WILL develop their own forms of communicating eachother. Language is fluid and always developing as needed, anyone who refuses to acknowledge that is WACK!