Black Language as a World Language

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Conversations with the Linguistic Justice Collaborative

Linguistic Justice Collaborative

7 episodes

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Welcome to Conversations w/Linguistic Justice Collaborative of Georgia’s podcast—an engaging platform for exploring the multifaceted issue of linguistic justice and the steps we can take to foster inclusivity in our communities. En cada episodio, conversamos con activistas, líderes comunitarios y jóvenes, quienes nos comparten sus perspectivas sobre cómo las barreras lingüísticas afectan la vida de las personas y qué podemos hacer para apoyar la misión y visión de la LJC.

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Black Language as a World Language

Conversations with the Linguistic Justice Collaborative

25 minutes 16 seconds

11 months ago

Black Language as a World Language

Dr. Amberly Evans is an expert in Black Language. Mr. Alaa Hedeeb is an expert in World Language Education. What happens when Black Language is acknowledged as a world language? This episode brings us into Mr. Hedeeb's Arabic Three course at an Atlanta metro high school as his students learn about Black Language as part of their multilingual identities featuring Dr. Evans.