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» Why do so many black americans speak in ebonics?
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post 1695973583 01-06-2024, 03:15 PM
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post 1695973593 01-06-2024, 03:15 PM
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Originally Posted By Islandboyo
Because racial differences are more than physical;they’re mental, spirtual and behavioral.


Blacks can’t speak like whites because it doesn’t match their soul. That’s why they have changed english to be more in tune with the black spirit.
Souls aren't real, Tucker.
post 1695973963 01-06-2024, 03:24 PM
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My guess is that the grandmothers didn't enforce proper English enough and their friends and hip hop artists influence their style more than grandma.
But this goes for certain age ranges not all people.
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post 1695974093 01-06-2024, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted By Islandboyo
Because racial differences are more than physical;they’re mental, spirtual and behavioral.


Blacks can’t speak like whites because it doesn’t match their soul. That’s why they have changed english to be more in tune with the black spirit.
You really are just making stuff up aren't you?
post 1695974313 01-06-2024, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted By broletariat
Literally everything you know about black people, you know from fuking TV.
was going to say this.

Its like a weeb trying to learn about japanese culture/the language from watching anime, and all they do is run around saying "baka" and "nani?" to everything. Instead, what we have on the misc is white people thinking they know everything about black people from watching "sports" WSHH videos andThe Boondocks,and believe that is the entirety of the black American diaspora.
Originally Posted By Bingo559
was craccin cuz?

was braccin blood?

was groovin groov?
here it is again.

I have never in my life heard a black person say any of those phrases IRL...and i'm black. I've only heard it on TV and movies with scripts written by white people/Jews (if you want to differentiate the two) whothinkthats how black people talk.
post 1695974733 01-06-2024, 03:39 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
And lose more of their culture to the white man? No thank you.
"Ebonics" actually is stolen culture, from poor Southern Irish. Where are the screams for cultural appropriations now?

I know that this is a long watch, but its Thomas Sowell, so it is packed with a lot to learn.

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