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Welcome to The Black Language Podcast where we talk about our people and our language and where talkin' Black is anything said by a Black person. From discussing our favorite slang terms, to grammar structures, to linguistic discrimination, this podcast reaffirms, uplifts, and gives respect to Black people of the past, present, and future.
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I’m taking y’all to school with this episode - not literally, but rather, for a discussion about how Black language and our kids are treated in schools. This episode is based loosely on a Tedx Talk that I gave in 2019, but I promise this episode is way better. Though this episode touches on just a…
On the episode of The Black Language Podcast, the host Anansa dives into language appropriation through the comparison of Rachel Jeantel and Bhad Bhabie and speaks about the false claim that African American Language is stan/twitter/internet language. Rachel Jeantel was the 19 year old Black, Haiti…
In this episode of The Black Language Podcast, your host, Anansa provides the vision for this podcast. Twitter: @blacklangpodInstagram: @blacklangpodEmail: theblacklanguagepodcast@gmail.com
How do you know if someone is about to tell a fire story? Probably because they began with "aight so boom”.
On this episode of The Black Language Podcast, the host Anansa, talks about the usage of "aight so boom" in story telling among Black people. Not only did Soulja Boy give us a …
Deadass is a crowd favorite! In this episode I talk about the origins and transformations of "deadass".Twitter: @blacklangpodInstagram: @blacklangpodEmail: theblacklanguagepodcast@gmail.com
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