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Asked: March 21, 2024In: Fearless Questions 360, Race & Privilege

“Is it racist to not understand AAVE in movies?”

#AAVE #racialunderstanding #diversityinmedia Is it racist to not understand AAVE? 🤔 Understanding African American Vernacular English (AAVE) is crucial for effective communication and cultural appreciation. AAVE is a unique linguistic variety spoken ...

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