Black English Near its Roots [electronic resource] : The Transplanted West African Creoles / John C. Birmingham, Jr.
It seems highly likely that many of the features of Black American English can be traced back to the Afro-Portuguese Creole dialects that sprang up in the fifteenth century in Portuguese slave camps along the West African coast, particularly in the Gulf of Guinea area, the area of greatest concentra...
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