1. Hip Hop
... reports in Nation, volume 264 issue 3, that the Oakland School Board suggested that black English, known as Ebonics, be treated as a separate language. 2. Hip-hop mostly uses this vernacular as a vehicle to express their ideas of wealth, guns, and women. This language is now being taught in some schools. C. ... In the most extreme example, many people credit mainstream hip-hop to the degrading American society. In an article published in USA Today magazine Gerald F. Kreyche wrote "Black rappers are sinking society fast. For ... of Def Jam Records who distribute and produce such artists a...
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