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  Using African American Vernacular English and Hip Hop Nation language to teach standard American English. 

  Ticco, Julie E. (2015)

  In American schools, teachers frequently enforce Standard American English (SAE) without teaching students about the nonstandard dialects they may speak, such as African American Vernacular English (AAVE) or Hip Hop Nation ...
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  Politics in Black and Brown: The Prospects for Political Alliances between African Americans and Hispanic Americans 

  Carey Jr, Tony Eugene (The Graduate School, Stony Brook University: Stony Brook, NY., 1-Dec-10)

  The similar economic circumstances of blacks and Latinos have led some researchers to argue they should engage in political alliances. Nevertheless, while their economic hardships should serve as a basis for cooperation, ...
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  Characterizing "Minor" African American Women's Everyday Singing in African American Literature 

  Jones, Patrina Carynne (The Graduate School, Stony Brook University: Stony Brook, NY., 1-Dec-11)

  A tradition in fiction that echoes throughout the African American literary canon is the commonplace `minor' characterization of female singers who translate the conditions of their everyday lived realities through a ...