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• Hayden s work made ready use of black vernacular and folk speech.
• He wrote in black vernacular and in standard English.
• She highlighted the insistence in schools of standard English over Black Vernacular English as an example.
• It showed his increasing politicization and adoption of the black vernacular influences that characterize his later work.
• In an effort to introduce southern black vernacular art to a wider audience, Arnett founded Tinwood Books with Jane Fonda.
• The film also has one of the longest early records of black vernacular dance on film, an elaborate cakewalk scene.
• What the two choreographers delivered is largely a throwback to the 1920s and'30s, when black vernacular dance dominated Broadway.
• The y-axis, however, is represented by the term Signifyin ( g ) and is labelled as Black Vernacular.
• As in other forms of black vernacular art, these women took what would be trash to others and turned it into treasure.
• By viewing Signifyin ( g ) as a graph, such as Gates represents, the doubling nature of black vernacular becomes apparent.
• These poems make use of urban black vernacular, experimental punctuation, spelling, and spacing, and the performative quality of jazz.
• "These kids can speak black vernacular or jive, and then be very articulate in standard English, " said Palley.
• But the black vernacular of Oscar Hammerstein Jr . was too self-conscious, and it didn't always suit the music.
• The language is a relative of the Antebellum Black Vernacular English, with variations unique to the enclave's history in the area.
• Like many black people who came of age in the 1960s, I've always delighted in the mind-bending playfulness of the black vernacular.
• He founded his company in 1978, two years after he began to choreograph, eventually developing a style rooted in classical ballet and modern and black vernacular dance.
• While I've never talked with Johnson, I could see our private conversations dipping into the black vernacular, both of us feeling quite comfortable with the proceedings.
• Their tap was an extraordinarily fluent blend of jazz, tap, " flash-act " acrobatics, angular eccentric movement, black vernacular dance and ballet.
• The black vernacular seems to be everywhere these days, from Dave Chappelle's show " to Boost Mobile's " Where you at ? " ad campaign.
• And not just the singers, the instrumentalists, too, for black vernacular is all bound up with rhythm, melody and the ties between speech, song and pure sound.