- Look up
Ebonics in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ebonics may
refer to: African-American
Vernacular English, a
distinctive lect, or variety, of English...
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Ebonics (a
portmanteau of the
words ebony and phonics) is a term
created in 1973 by a
group of
black scholars who
disapproved of the
negative terms being...
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Ebony is a
dense black/brown hardwood,
coming from
several species in the
genus Diospyros,
which also
includes the
persimmon tree. A few
Diospyros species...
- Look up
Ebony or
ebony in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Ebony is a
dense black hardwood.
Ebony may also
refer to:
Ebony (magazine)
Ebony (band), a...
- 2022-10-14 at the
Wayback Machine What is
Ebonics (African
American English)?
African American Vernacular English (
Ebonics)
African American English The Origins...
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Ebonics: The True
Language of
Black Folks is a 1975 book
written by the
American psychologist Robert Williams.
Williams coined the term
Ebonics two years...
- the
Oakland Ebonics Resolution of
December 1996 did the term '
Ebonics'
catch on
among linguists and the
general public. The
Oakland Ebonics Resolution...
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Ebony is a
monthly magazine that
focuses on news, culture, and entertainment. Its
target audience is the Black-American community, and its
coverage includes...
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controversial resolution for AAVE,
which was
later called "
Ebonics". The
Oakland School board approved that
Ebonics be
recognized as a
language independent from English...
- "
Ebony and Ivory" is a
single by Paul
McCartney and
Stevie Wonder.
Ebony and
Ivory may also
refer to:
Ebony and
Ivory (piano duo)
Ebony and
Ivory (Devil...
