Spoken Soul: The Language of Black Imagination and Reality. Sealey-Ruiz, Y. The Educational Forum, 70(1):37–46, March, 2006. Paper doi abstract bibtex Despite American schools administrators' refusal to accept the language of African-American students and their overzealousness to frame language and literacy skills in terms of an “achievement gap,” African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) is the language of African-American imagination and reality. This article discusses the characteristics of AAVE that make it a real language, as well as The Dozens—an original use of AAVE and one of many creative vehicles of expression used in the African-American community. The article also describes how African-American adult learners used AAVE in their composition class discussions and writings.
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