| One teacher stated she even allows students to speak Ebonics at certain limited times during class. |
| The possibility that the structure of modern Ebonics is the result of decreolization has also been widely studied. |
| Yet, the attempt by many African Americans to get Ebonics, a dialect of English, recognized as a valid language failed because Ebonics is a private, not a public, language. |
| I was expecting a trite plot and dialogue that would mimic Ebonics, not Southern dialect. |
| Ebonics is a vernacular form of American English used in the home or for day-to-day communication rather than for formal occasions. |
| Is a black person who doesn't constantly speak in Ebonics considered a cracker, and an Ebonics-speaking white person a wigger? |
