The New York Times

Blackness and Standard English Can Coexist. Professors, Take Note.

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BBC

What is Standard English and Non-Standard English?

Standard English is the form of English that is taught around the world and understood by all speakers of the language. Non-standard English is the informal version of the language, which can change ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Harmful Attitudes About Standard English Reinforce Social Inequity

In Rob Jenkins’s essay, “We Must Help Our Students Master Standard English” (The Chronicle, In Rob Jenkins’s essay, “We Must Help Our Students Master Standard English” (The Chronicle, April 10), he ...
The Daily Telegraph

Standard English in decline among teenagers

Many GCSE English students did not realise that phrases such as "get off of" and "she was stood" were grammatically incorrect. It comes amid fears that the use of social networking websites and mobile ...
The Conversation

‘It don’t be like that now’ — the English history of African American English

After students at a California high school were recently told to “translate” Black English phrases into standard English, a community member at a school board hearing said: “The last thing they need — ...