Language, identity, and choice : raising bilingual children in a global society / Kami J. Anderson.
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Lexington Books,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- 1. African American collective identity and language: a cultural chasm
- 2. Hip hop, post-soul and language: a generational shift in language and identity
- 3. The product is my standpoint: a personal reflection
- 4. Defining and teaching family ideology and family identity
- 5. Communicating identity as a family
- 6. Defining African American bilingual family ideology: a family reflection
- 7. Our black is Noir and Negro
- 8. Reflections from my family: Look MamÃ! El fish es over ya!: Raising bilingual children in a monolingual context
- In a monolingual context: a family reflection
- 9. Through generations: the linguistic legacy of identity
- 10. Conclusion
- 11. Next steps/los pasos próximos: a family reflection.