Resources on the Ebonics (Black English) Issue

English First opposes Ebonics

Project 21 opposes Ebonics

Ebonics has been funded by taxpayers since 1981 according to Scoop (May 3, 1997)

First Resolution by Oakland School Board December 18, 1996

Education Week coverage of Ebonics, January 15, 1997.

ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics Newsletter defends Ebonics.

Center for Applied Linguistics Resources

Oakland Tribune affirms support

Rep. Peter King and other Members of Congress respond

Congressional Black Caucus Position

Richard Cohen (Washington Post)

William Raspberry (Washington Post)

Courtland Milloy (Washington Post) Supports Ebonics

Carol Innerst/Washington Times/National Review

English First complaints noted by San Francisco Chronicle


Last modified: February 22, 2000

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