This is the language of African-Americans in North America. It is also known as Ebonics. Gullah@ (3) 1. African American Vernacular English - A general description of African American English (Ebonics), including examples of vocabulary, grammar, and phonology. 2. African-American Letters from the University of Virginia - A collection of African-American letters from the University of Virginia. 3. Center for Applied Linguistics: Ebonics Information - A collection of policy papers on Ebonics. 4. Comments on Ebonics - A collection of writings on the Ebonics controversy. 5. Description of African American Vernacular English - An unannotated bibliography. 6. The Creole Origins of AAVE: Evidence from Copula Absence - A paper by John R. Rickford of Stanford University on African American Vernacular English. 7. The Linguist List: Ebonics - The Oakland, Michigan resolution on Ebonics, and a discussion list of Ebonics. 8. Uncle Remus - Seven Uncle Remus tales are given with analysis and context. 9. Writings on the Ebonics Issue - A collection of John Rickford's writings on Ebonics. 10. African American Vernacular English NEW! - A short description of African American Vernacular English, including linguistic features and glossary of related linguistic terms. 11. American Dialect Society: Links - A list of links to Web sources on Black English. 12. She Talkded the Talk and Walkded the Walk - A paper on the convergence of sound and meaning in African American Vernacular English language and culture.

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