Ebonics Debate Faces Linguists as Jackson Speaks
The Orange County Register quotes Rev. Jesse Jackson challenging Ebonics as a separate language and urging standard English mastery for African American students. It contrasts linguists' views with the need for children to learn English to access universities and jobs.
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Two damaged political animals Gingrich and Clinton
Washington observations compare Newt Gingrich and Bill Clinton as mirror image political figures facing ethics questions and fundraising controversy. The piece notes their early triumphs, ensuing scrutiny, and uncertain legacies as they head into 1997 with damaged moral authority.
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From Marxist to Market Liberal A Personal Evolution
A writer reflects on moving from youthful Marxism to belief in free markets and traditional values. He argues elites in politics and culture harm ordinary people more than market elites, citing competition among firms and state monopolies. He contrasts socialist failures with market benefits across Berlin, Africa, and Southeast Asia.
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Ebonics debate pits Oakland plan against black students
Leonard Pitts argues against recognizing Black English as a second language, saying bilingualism in schools widens alienation of urban Black youth. He notes federal limits and questions why white rural dialects aren’t treated the same, urging belief in Black students’ full capability.
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