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"If you are caught using these words, you will write a short essay."
Seems anti black to me
— Saint (@__lamar) January 7, 2024
“The way you speak is the way you will write” baby I use “slang”/AAVE 98% of the time and I’m an award-winning journalist. https://t.co/lZgvs2Ofy3
— Jax. (@HerDreadsRock) January 7, 2024
She’s on a power trip & and doesn’t value the language of her students. She is more concerned with compliance than learning about her students, because she does not value her students’ identities.
— Alyssa Rose (@AH_Belonging) January 7, 2024
As a former English teacher, I taught students to translate African American English to “Standard” American English rather than punish them for their home language.
— Alyssa Rose (@AH_Belonging) January 7, 2024
When you tell students that their language is wrong, you tell them that their cultures & identities are wrong.
This is an English teacher's memo. This is a writing class. If you think that this goes against black people sounds a lot like you think black people are the only ones not capable of writing in proper English. Do you think black people are not capable of writing proper English or…
— Jac Jax (@Starfoxy32) January 8, 2024
I get where they're trying to go with that but I don't agree with cutting out slang. Language is always evolving and there's more than one way to speak English. This just seems like power tripping and respectability politics to me 😐
— Brindille (@twig_lalaland) January 7, 2024