Linguistic Justice: Black Language, Literacy, Identity, and Pedagogy. - April Baker-Bell
- Shared screen with speaker view
Dana Stibor
27:07
Dana Stibor, Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District Independent Studies Program
Jordan Rodriguez
27:16
Jordan Rodriguez, San Leandro USD, San Leandro CA
Kumiko Williams
27:17
Kumi from Alhambra High School
Matthew Schneider
27:27
Welcome, Destinee! Thank you for sharing that information with us.
Ashley Martinez
27:36
Ashley Martinez, McKenney Intermediate, Marysville, CA
Mr. Savoie (he)
27:40
William Savoie, American H.S., Fremont, CA
Shepherd, Alyssa
28:02
Alyssa Moore, Augustus F. Hawkins High Schools for Community Action - South LA, California (12 th grade)
Ginger Clark
28:05
California High School, San Ramon Valley Unified
Wilson, Diane
28:13
Diane Wilson, Poly HS LAUSD
Vanee Matsalia
28:25
San Bernardino City Unified!
Patricia Loughrey (she/her)
28:28
Patricia Loughrey, CSU Long Beach, CA
Gina Hanna
28:36
Gina Hanna, San Pasqual Valley USD
Kim Moreno
28:37
Oceanside High School, Oceanside, CA
Sarah Mathews (she/her)
28:40
Sarah Mathews, Central Office, San Diego Unified
Cecilia Reynoso
28:41
Hawthorne High School, Centinela Valley Union High School District
Ms. Berry (she/her)
28:47
San Leandro High School, ELA
Jenny Sheppard
28:56
Hi, Jenny Sheppard, San Diego State University
Monique Wood
28:56
Monique Wood, ELA, SUHSD
carol myllenbeck
28:58
Carol Myllenbeck, Livermore High School English
JGarcia
29:12
Joel Garcia, SPVUSD
GUHS: JMProvidence
29:19
Grant Union High School, Sacramento, ELA
Frank Mata (he/him)
29:24
Eleanor Roosevelt High School, Eastvale, CA Corona-Norco USD
Rebecca Schuler
29:27
Rebecca Schuler, Norwalk High School, Norwalk CA
Frank Mata (he/him)
29:34
Eleanor Roosevelt High School, Eastvale, CA Corona-Norco USD
Celia Castro
29:38
Celia Castro, Fontana USD
Christine Gilbert
29:44
Shadow Hills High School, ELA 1 & 3, DSUSD
Rebecca Bledsoe
29:45
Rebecca Bledsoe-Santaella, Golden Valley, Bakersfield, CA
Michael Washington
29:47
Michael Washington, Ethnic Studies, Hiram Johnson HS, SCUSD, Sacramento CA
Amy Masuda
29:48
Amy Masuda, Diegueno Middle School, San Dieguito Union HSD, Encinitas, CA
Jennifer Elemen (she/her/ella)
29:58
Monterey County Office of Education
Cali Linfor (She/Her)
30:06
SDSU
Deedy Camarena
30:10
Deedy Camarena, Santa Clara County Office of Education
Vargas, Adriana
30:20
Hola hola…. Rancho Verde high school, Moreno Valley, CA
Amy Masuda
30:22
Amy Masuda, Diegueno Middle School, San Dieguito Union HSD, Encinitas, CA
Christina Graham She/Her
30:31
Homestead High, Cupertino, CA
Don Powell
30:52
Don Powell RCOE
Minauti Dave
31:35
Minauti Davé, Galileo HS, San Francisco
Noe Klein
31:58
Noe Klein, Prospect High School, Campbell Union High School District
Sarah Hamilton
32:29
Sarah Hamilton, St. Francis High School, Sacramento CA
Boteilho, Theresa
32:41
Theresa Boteilho, Hopkins, FUSD
Charlene Rose-Mackey
32:59
Charlene Rose-Mackey Moreno Valley USD Grade 6 Teacher ELA/SS
Chlarson Lori
33:07
Lori Chlarson, Edison High School, HBUHSD
Bridgette Kemp-Bell
33:46
Bridgette Kemp-Bell, Valley High School, EGUSD
Vanee Matsalia
33:47
I am already loving this session!
Jennifer Fletcher
34:07
Here’s the link for NCTE’s demand for black linguistic justice: https://cccc.ncte.org/cccc/demand-for-black-linguistic-justice
Charlene Rose-Mackey
34:25
Continue speaking the TRUTH!
Dedra Jackson
34:44
@ Vanee Matsalia, Yes!
Jennifer Elemen (she/her/ella)
35:01
Monterey County resides on the Indigenous homeland of the Ohlone/Costanoan-Esselen people (also known as Carmeleno, Monterey Band, and Rumsen).
Dedra Jackson
35:41
@ Vanee Matsalia, Yes!
Pauline Nazareno (she/her)
35:43
Good afternoon/evening everyone, Pauline Nazareno, from Tongva Land
Vanee Matsalia
36:03
Hey Ms. Jackson!
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
39:00
Helen Turnbull San Francisco CA
Vargas, Adriana
39:40
Wow... I had no idea these songs were Negro Spirituals... I've grown up singing those songs in mass, and had no idea.
Michelle Romero
39:49
These songs are beautiful and her voice is so soothing.
Tara Sherman
40:05
what is the video from? I would love to come back to it in the future, and share
Patricia Rawlings
40:11
Lovely!
Jennifer Altenhofel
41:03
I'm still not sure how to identify what is black language. I really do want to understand
Jennifer Elemen (she/her/ella)
43:07
https://twitter.com/CSU_ERWC #LinguisticJustice #ERWC
Julie Demyan
43:34
Julie Demyan
Michelle Romero
43:39
I remember the controversy. I have the wonderful book “Black Bible Chronicles”.
Patricia Rawlings
43:58
Patricia Rawlings, Cathedral City, CA
Frank Mata (he/him)
43:59
#prescriptivism
Julie Demyan
44:11
Julie Demyan, San Pasqual Valley High School, Winterhaven, CA
Jennifer Fletcher
44:30
@Frank—yep
Alejandra Pulido
45:10
I am moved. You're right. Standard English, Standard Spanish? What are we upholding?
Carole A Firstman
45:50
Wow, this is already an amazing presentation. I love this!
Brittany Beard
46:20
Yes! I’ve found myself agreeing aloud so many times
Destinee Sims
46:39
Where will this recording be available to view later? Or is the recording for private use?
Cecilia Reynoso
46:47
Hey Brittany!
Vanee Matsalia
47:25
And if you do it wrong in an effort to mimic BVE, WE NOTICE! It sounds crazy!
Vanee Matsalia
48:07
There are legit grammar rules!
Debra Robinson
48:23
Destinee, the webinar recording will be available in a few days on the ERWC website.
Destinee Sims
48:39
Awesome, thank you!
Alejandra Pulido
48:48
I believe most teachers do not learn the basics of sociolinguistics, and we need to change our teacher training schools in addition to much more.
Matthew Schneider
50:01
Thank you for that post, Vanee! I just posted a question to Dr. Baker-Bell about mimicking of BVE by whites.
Matthew Schneider
52:19
Violence - being silenced.
Dharwati Blackwood
52:24
Love that word Preflection
Madnick, Wendy
52:26
Overwhelming grief
Ernest Stromberg
52:26
Painful silencing
Paula (she/her) Barrington-Schmidt
52:29
Smothered
Ms. Bolton
52:30
Black voices being silenced.
Jeffery E. Frieden
52:31
"Love to hate, but love to take" whoa!
Laura Guajardo (she/her/hers)
52:31
Being silenced.
SARAH MARTIN
52:31
Silence is violence
Boteilho, Theresa
52:32
Being silenced
Jennifer Macias
52:33
Upsetting
Lori Campbell
52:33
This is an attack.
Cary Zierenberg (she/her/hers) JFK
52:34
silence
Aeron Noe
52:34
Pain. Being silenced
Kim Moreno
52:36
choked
Destinee Sims
52:36
suffocation
Ginger Clark
52:37
I see fear in her eyes
Cary Zierenberg (she/her/hers) JFK
52:38
silenced
Nicole
52:38
Violence
Dora Salazar(She/Her/Ella)
52:40
Agree, amazing and very lightening!
Kristi Prins (she/her)
52:40
anguish
Carole A Firstman
52:41
Black woman silenced by white hand
Dedra Jackson
52:41
Fear
Alejandra Pulido
52:42
Not being able to see the aggressor
Katie Booth (she/her)
52:42
The image is painfully emotive, evocative of pain, violation, silence, oppression in its violent forms
Vargas, Adriana
52:43
injustice
Beth Sheofsky
52:44
White silencing of black words
Jessica Starcher
52:44
This is a powerful picture, very moving
Frank Mata (he/him)
52:45
The state of our education system
Gabriela Rodriguez
52:45
stifling voice
Bianca Woods
52:45
Smothering the fear
sam demuro (she/her)
52:46
violence
Enrique Coon
52:46
the child is trying to express/be heard -- and a whie hand is quieting him, holding her back
Gabriel Ibarra
52:47
Oppression
Bridgette Kemp-Bell
52:47
Oops! Excuse me
Damanjit Sra
52:48
Fear of being wrong, pain
Holly Harding
52:48
women being silenced
Laura Guajardo (she/her/hers)
52:48
pain
Celia Castro
52:49
forced to shut up
Rebecca Bledsoe
52:50
oppression
Alejandra Lucero Canaan
52:50
White hands over a Black woman's mouth
Myriam Godfrey
52:53
white folks silencing authentic black voice
Seana Dooley McDonald
52:54
Dominated.
M Lindow
52:56
Embarrassed
Brittany Beard
52:56
Black people are silenced and expected to just accept it
Deedy Camarena
52:56
White hand silencing a black person
Wilson, Diane
52:57
Oppression
Kayla
52:57
A white hand over a brown face
Dora Salazar(She/Her/Ella)
52:58
hurt
Dana Stibor
53:01
Muzzled
Megan McIntyre (she/her)
53:02
Painfully silenced and assualt
Vanee Matsalia
53:05
Trauma and state sanctioned violence against Black children
Patricia Loughrey (she/her)
53:05
Being full with the need to express and being silenced. Muted.
Destinee Sims
53:06
heart break
Frank Mata (he/him)
53:07
Our current classrooms
Michael Reed
53:07
Sad!!!
Angela Clark-Oates (she, her, hers)
53:09
Cut off from voice. Smothered.
Tyra Calero
53:14
The image looks violent while someone is pushing to free themselves
Bianca Woods
53:18
Silencing of the youth. Devaluing what our youth bring
Jen Etter
53:18
It is a white female hand\like many teachers\while many students are being silenced by them
Jeremiah Henry
53:21
Terror.
Frank Mata (he/him)
53:24
this picture is celebrated and reinforced
Michael Reed
53:25
My school!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Charlene Rose-Mackey
53:28
Knowing the past and a terrible glimpse into the future
Bianca Woods
53:33
Silencing of the youth. Devaluing what our youth bring
Vanee Matsalia
53:36
Standardized testing…
Charlene Rose-Mackey
53:41
My school also!
Jordan Rodriguez
53:43
Black students being silenced. Black students wanting to bring themselves into the class to participate and contribute but the teacher saying NO, and foreclosing the opportunity for connection
Jen Etter
54:08
You can’t be yourself here/you can’t use your voice here
Katie Booth (she/her)
54:42
Continuing to violate trust
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
56:04
I love that fist!
Alejandra Pulido
56:38
Did it freeze for everyone?
Alejandra Pulido
56:43
Nm. Sorry!
Lucas Drisdell
58:14
I have another commitment so I have to go, but I want to thank you for your presentation. I appreciate the context and insight and will work to be an ally to students in this way as well.
Rebecca Bledsoe
58:26
Is it freezing for anyone else too?
Lori Campbell
58:31
Is anyone else having problems cutting out, or is it just me?
Vargas, Adriana
58:31
the video is freezing up... is it just me?
Angela Clark-Oates (she, her, hers)
58:33
IT’s freezing for me
Aeron Noe
58:34
Yes
Gina Hanna
58:34
yes
Wilson, Diane
58:35
yes
Deedy Camarena
58:35
Yes, me too
Brittany Beard
58:36
I thought it was only me.
Allisha Asano
58:36
Yes
Cecilia Reynoso
58:36
Yes
Amy Garrett
58:36
Yes! Freezing.
Ms. Bolton
58:37
Yes
Aranda Veronica
58:37
freezing
Bianca Woods
58:38
yes
Evans, Christa
58:38
Yes
Destinee Sims
58:39
Yes
Matthew Schneider
58:39
Is anyone else experiencing technical issues?
Karl Cyr
58:39
Yes
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
58:39
yes, for me as well
Michael McMurtrey
58:40
yup
Monique Wood
58:43
yes
Gabriela Rodriguez
58:45
yes. Good now
Angela Clark-Oates (she, her, hers)
58:45
yes
Kristi Prins (she/her)
58:45
Yes
Dharwati Blackwood
58:45
yes
Laura Lopez
58:46
yes
Michael Rounds
58:46
A little laggy
Karissa Ellison
58:46
yes
Patricia Rawlings
58:47
Yes
Bianca Woods
58:47
yes
Paula (she/her) Barrington-Schmidt
58:47
yes
Katie Booth (she/her)
58:48
In and out
Kumiko Williams
58:48
yes
Cali Linfor (She/Her)
58:48
Yes
Tara Sherman
58:48
Yes
SARAH MARTIN
58:48
Yes
Tyra Calero
58:49
YEs
Nora S. Imperial
58:49
yes
Noe Klein
58:49
Yes
Meng Ly
58:49
Yes
Beth Sheofsky
58:50
yes
Rebecca Bledsoe
58:50
yes
jyeomans
58:50
Yes
Michael McMurtrey
58:51
yes
Tricia Stanier
58:51
Yes
Cecilia Reynoso
58:52
Intermittently
Vargas, Adriana
58:52
intermitently
Laura Cunradi (she/her)
58:53
But it plays eventually
Cynthia Z
58:54
Yes still freezing
Jeremiah Henry
58:54
It started to pick back up
Aeron Noe
58:56
It’s picked up again...
Warren Goldstone
59:03
screen has been repeatedly freezing
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
59:08
I love the video though!
Dharwati Blackwood
59:08
turn off your video
April Baker-Bell
59:08
My bad, y’all!
April Baker-Bell
59:16
I’ll send the video following the talk
Jeffery E. Frieden
59:18
Yes, it might be the bandwidth of showing video?
Destinee Sims
59:25
The delays are fairly short after each freeze. So it's understandable still
Dharwati Blackwood
59:27
video of presenter
April Baker-Bell
59:28
Turing off the video turns off my screen
Warren Goldstone
59:48
Freezing screen; I'm missing a lot of the fine points you want to make.
April Baker-Bell
59:59
You can google it, Warren!
Lori Campbell
01:00:11
There it goes again.
Aeron Noe
01:00:11
This presentation is SO VALUABLE. Thank you for spreading this message - we can deal with the technology issues!
Aranda Veronica
01:00:14
freezing again
Patricia Rawlings
01:00:16
Frozen
Bianca Woods
01:00:16
frozen
Sarah Campstrom
01:00:24
frozen
Tyra Calero
01:00:30
^^
Deedy Camarena
01:00:31
yes, frozen
Jen Etter
01:00:39
Can you share a link to this trailer so we could watch it again on our own?
Dharwati Blackwood
01:00:49
If presenter turns off her ca, it’ll work better
Shepherd, Alyssa
01:00:50
https://youtu.be/BmbzPzip4Fs
Vanee Matsalia
01:00:51
Is there a link?
Ms. Berry (she/her)
01:00:52
yes
Brittany Beard
01:00:52
Yes
Cecilia Reynoso
01:00:53
yes
Aeron Noe
01:00:53
Yes
Bianca Woods
01:00:53
yes
Laura Cunradi (she/her)
01:00:53
yes
Mr. Savoie (he)
01:00:53
Yes
Ernest Stromberg
01:00:53
Yes
Lori Campbell
01:00:54
Yes,
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:00:54
yes
Matthew Noval
01:00:54
yes
Dharwati Blackwood
01:00:54
yes
Matthew Schneider
01:00:54
Yes!
Sarah Campstrom
01:00:54
yes
Kristen Lapiner
01:00:55
yes
Beth Sheofsky
01:00:55
yes
Karissa Ellison
01:00:55
yes
Kumiko Williams
01:00:55
now
Kelly
01:00:56
yes
Aranda Veronica
01:00:56
yes
Megan McIntyre (she/her)
01:00:56
yes
Monique Wood
01:00:57
yes
Karl Cyr
01:00:57
Yes
Cali Linfor (She/Her)
01:00:57
Yes now!
emily mcphail
01:00:58
can hear you.
Cary Zierenberg (she/her/hers) JFK
01:00:58
y
Meng Ly
01:00:59
Yes
Lori Campbell
01:00:59
The link is in the invitation.
Jennifer Macias
01:00:59
Now
Shepherd, Alyssa
01:01:00
Link to trailer: https://youtu.be/BmbzPzip4Fs
Dora Salazar(She/Her/Ella)
01:01:02
yes
jyeomans
01:01:02
Yes, please share the link.
Patricia Loughrey (she/her)
01:01:02
yes
Warren Goldstone
01:01:04
More freezing; I can hear you abut you freeze
Carole A Firstman
01:01:06
But the video is frozen
Ty Melvin
01:01:07
Yes
Alejandra Pulido
01:01:12
I studied heritage language learning in undergrad, but the idea of Linguistic Justice takes it a step forward.
Ernest Stromberg
01:01:16
Cool.
Beth Sheofsky
01:01:17
you might need to turn off your video
Alejandra Pulido
01:01:19
Really, thank you.
Cynthia Z
01:01:24
yes
Kristi Prins (she/her)
01:01:24
yes
Aeron Noe
01:01:24
yes
Carole A Firstman
01:01:24
yes
Brittany Beard
01:01:25
Yes
Mr. Savoie (he)
01:01:25
It's in the email reminder we got too, I believe
Cali Linfor (She/Her)
01:01:25
Yes!
Ernest Stromberg
01:01:25
Yes
Laura Guajardo (she/her/hers)
01:01:25
yes
Ginger Clark
01:01:25
It is on Amazon, too.
Karl Cyr
01:01:27
Yes
Sarah Campstrom
01:01:28
try turning off YOUR video while playing the video
jyeomans
01:01:28
Yes
Destinee Sims
01:01:31
The link was also in the ERWC workshop reminder
Jeffery E. Frieden
01:01:32
I watched it yesterday!
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:01:34
Students have been trained to believe their home language is wrong and it doesn't belong in school
Vargas, Adriana
01:01:52
The influence of the African Mother Tongues are apparent in SPANISH too... for example, the Spanish that is spoken in countries like Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico (former slave colonies of the Spain),their SYNTAX , word order and choice is very different from other Spanish-speaking countries. And this has MUCH to do with the influence of African languages.
Megan McIntyre (she/her)
01:02:03
Book trailer link (on YouTube): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmbzPzip4Fs
Mallory Byrne (she/her)
01:02:05
We can see your speaker notes :)
Pauline Nazareno (she/her)
01:02:05
I think we can see the presenter mode?
Vargas, Adriana
01:02:13
I had NEVER thought about this in ENGLISH though... I am BLOWN AWAY right now.
Sarah Campstrom
01:02:14
can you make it presentation view so we can see it?
Cecilia Reynoso
01:02:31
You’re presenting your slide notes so the slide itself is small now
Monique Wood
01:02:37
Just FYI, we are looking at your slide and your notes
Deedy Camarena
01:02:38
We see the presenter's notes
Don Powell
01:03:03
April We see your notes, we're seeing the presenter view
Shannon Pringle
01:03:16
For the future - Sometimes it is too much to play video within PowerPoint, you have to play it as a separate file. Also, while playing the video, turn off your own video to help with the bandwidth.
Ernest Stromberg
01:03:21
Ahh Zoom
Ernest Stromberg
01:03:26
No worries
Jeffery E. Frieden
01:03:29
Hey, this is great though! I don't mind!
Patricia Rawlings
01:03:32
Mine too!
Deedy Camarena
01:03:33
No worries :)
Ms. Berry (she/her)
01:03:35
We know this problem too well
Alejandra Pulido
01:03:35
No worries!
Sarah Mathews (she/her)
01:03:36
We’ve all been there!
Carole A Firstman
01:03:37
I liked seeing the note
Kristi Prins (she/her)
01:03:40
Yes
Matthew Schneider
01:03:41
I have been there!
Brittany Beard
01:03:41
yes
Monique Wood
01:03:42
yes
Aeron Noe
01:03:50
Feeling so much empathy right now - just finished teaching a class where my internet froze and I couldn’t play a video!
Nicole
01:03:55
You are killing it! =) Thank you!
Tyra Calero
01:03:56
I agree — this is great. And yes, we have ALL been here.
Aeron Noe
01:04:11
^^^ Yes
Tyra Calero
01:04:12
With the zoom tech issues
Warren Goldstone
01:04:19
For a good time try teaching social studies in the metal shop when the anvils and hammers are in use after an earthquake!
Michael Rounds
01:05:04
It's so cringey to read that part of TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD where Calpurnia and the kids talk about Black English. Teachable moment, I guess.
Vanee Matsalia
01:05:35
This is why I now make a point to speak my notice language of BVE in my classroom and meetings now. I didn’t want to perpetuate the violence that was perpetuated on me.
Vanee Matsalia
01:05:47
Native…
Jennifer Fletcher
01:05:59
Here’s the link for the book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmbzPzip4Fs
Aranda Veronica
01:06:11
more freezing
Warren Goldstone
01:06:21
You're inand out again
Suzanne
01:06:35
You cut in and out.
Jeffery E. Frieden
01:06:41
It's a chance to reflect!
Warren Goldstone
01:06:41
Murphy's Law!
Ernest Stromberg
01:06:42
Technology ….
Michelle Romero
01:06:45
Happens to me all the time.
Cecilia Reynoso
01:06:46
It happens to all of us!
Aeron Noe
01:06:50
We’re getting most of it!
Deedy Camarena
01:06:51
Completely used to it. Love everything so far!
Vanee Matsalia
01:06:52
We do this everyday, we get it, lol.
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:07:07
Anti-blackness...white supremacy... both define each other.
Karissa Ellison
01:07:07
Not your fault. Great presentation!
Ty Melvin
01:07:33
High usage time back east right now 7pm.
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:07:42
I also worry about the idea that we need to teach kids when to code switch, as if they don't already make good choices about this all the time.
Alejandra Pulido
01:08:19
Couldn't agree more.
Debra Robinson
01:08:30
See youtube search results for Linguistic Justice: Black Language, Literacy, Identity, and Pedagogy Link: youtube.com/watch?v=BmbzPzip4Fs
Alejandra Pulido
01:08:39
👆🏽
Jennifer Fletcher
01:09:10
I just highlighted these passages in her book.
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:09:32
Yeeeessss
Vanee Matsalia
01:10:12
Talked about this with my kids! Code switching exist because of racism, not because it is necesary!
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:10:41
I'm so excited to hear you saying this! I get dragged for bringing this up. Can't wait to read your book.
Jen Etter
01:10:55
I like that - it is important to interrogate code switching in terms or our current political reality
Bianca Woods
01:11:19
And this is why I love the work you are doing. Move away from the code switch model as the way for black youth to assume a role a of “model communicator"
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:11:40
Yes...code switching imposes that hierarchy
Vargas, Adriana
01:11:56
I'm wondering if code-switching should be encouraged for ANY students... we have this conversation with kids of so many languages and cultures (in our EL classrooms)
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:12:59
Thank you!
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:13:07
YES
Jen Etter
01:13:14
Can you explain the difference between register shifting and code shifting?
Holly Harding
01:13:21
seriously
Debra Robinson
01:13:28
Snap!!!
sam demuro (she/her)
01:13:28
greatttttt example
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:13:28
She speakin' fire...
Dana Stibor
01:13:31
Thank you!
Vargas, Adriana
01:13:32
wow.... sooooooooo true.
Moreno, Erika
01:13:34
YESSSS!
Megan McIntyre (she/her)
01:13:36
YES!
Don Powell
01:13:37
I love the call on register adjustment vs code switching
Karissa Ellison
01:13:44
Yes!
Brittany Beard
01:13:47
👏🏽Ex👏🏽act👏🏽ly!
Joanna MacDonald
01:13:50
Can you explain the difference between register shifting and code shifting?
Michael Rounds
01:13:52
He used plenty of thinly coded phrasing, though...
Carole A Firstman
01:13:52
Good point about Trump’s “grammar”
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:14:22
#codemeshing (Vershawn Ashanti-Young)
Ginny Crisco
01:14:43
Register is about tone and formality but code switching is changing the words you are using to fit into the expected discourse of the community.
Ernest Stromberg
01:15:05
Linguistic identity is twin skin to ethic identity. ..You want to hurt me, talk badly about my language” —Gloria Anzaldua
Nicole
01:15:09
Not only an attack on a kid, it's an attack on their family on their community
Katie Booth (she/her)
01:15:12
Thank you for this immensely powerful talk, and for your important, essential work. I am so grateful to you for teaching me what I need to know so I can be better for my students!
Vanee Matsalia
01:16:13
I remember feeling ashamed of my mother because of how she spoke at back to school night. I was taught in school that my language was wrong, unintelligent, and less than. It looks years to unlearn this.
Jen Etter
01:16:58
I remember my dad not coming to any of my school events because he thought I’d be embarrassed that he spoke badly.
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:17:27
This is amazing
Nora S. Imperial
01:17:29
Wow. Thank you for this presentation. I have a better understanding of Linguistic Justice and black language.
belinda casanova
01:17:30
Register switching would be like changing between the way you speak with your friends and the way you speak in a presentation to colleagues, barring an actual code switch between linguistic systems.
Damanjit Sra
01:18:01
Thank you for bringing this to light and fighting for this.
Julianna Swent
01:18:28
Beautiful <3
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:18:33
Yes. Black language is a survival tool!
Aeron Noe
01:18:41
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. The work is how WE change - not how we change our kids. YES. The work is just beginning.
Damanjit Sra
01:18:52
YES!
Holly Harding
01:18:57
This work is so important! Thank you!
Jessica Starcher
01:18:58
Mic drop!
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:18:59
100%
Alejandra Lucero Canaan
01:19:03
DANG THANK YOU THANK YOU
Megan McIntyre (she/her)
01:19:03
THANK YOU!
Ernest Stromberg
01:19:04
Thank you!
Cecilia Reynoso
01:19:04
This was EVERYTHING! Thank you so much Dr. Baker-Bell
Cali Linfor (She/Her)
01:19:04
Thank you!
Tyra Calero
01:19:06
Thank you!
Kristi Prins (she/her)
01:19:07
Thank you!
Patricia Rawlings
01:19:09
Thank you for your insights!
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:19:10
Can you link that site in the chat? I can't wait to read your book!
Wilson, Diane
01:19:11
Thank you so very much!
Mr. Savoie (he)
01:19:11
Thank you so much
GUHS: JMProvidence
01:19:11
Superb!!!!
Cary Zierenberg (she/her/hers) JFK
01:19:11
Thank you!!
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:19:12
I want more time with you.
Laura Lopez
01:19:12
Thank you so much!!! Incredible presentation!!!
Ginger Clark
01:19:12
Thank YOU!
April Baker-Bell
01:19:13
https://www.book2look.com/book/whehzBa4iN
Allisha Asano
01:19:13
Thank you so, so much!!
emily mcphail
01:19:14
thank you so much!
Jordan Rodriguez
01:19:14
Thank you! Your work is transforming my pedagogy!!
belinda casanova
01:19:15
Thank you!
Ms. Berry (she/her)
01:19:16
Required viewing for Educators!
Brittany Beard
01:19:16
This has been so amazing! Thank you so much!
Melanie Kachadoorian
01:19:17
Thank you. Wonderful, important, and enlightening
April Baker-Bell
01:19:17
https://www.book2look.com/book/whehzBa4iN
Elizabeth Woo
01:19:17
THANK YOU. This was powerful
Madnick, Wendy
01:19:17
Very powerful. Thank you.
Matthew Schneider
01:19:17
Thank you, Dr. Baker-Bell!
Bridgette Kemp-Bell
01:19:18
Thank you! Excellent!
Karl Cyr
01:19:18
Thank you!
Jen Etter
01:19:18
Thanks for the thoughtful talk. Really making me think about how to do things differently in the classroom.
Julianna Swent
01:19:18
Thank you so much!
Tyra Calero
01:19:19
http://www.blacklanguagesyllabus.com/
Anna Thorell
01:19:20
Thank you so much!!
Jessica Starcher
01:19:21
I loved it! Inspiring
Nicole
01:19:21
My colleagues need to listen to this. Where will the recording be posted?
Nora S. Imperial
01:19:22
Thank you, Dr. Baker-Bell!
Dharwati Blackwood
01:19:23
Wow! That was food for thought!
Gina Hanna
01:19:27
Thank you!
Aranda Veronica
01:19:27
Thank you!
April Baker-Bell
01:19:28
https://www.book2look.com/book/whehzBa4iN
Michael Rounds
01:19:30
Much love.
Ginny Crisco
01:19:32
Thank you so much! This was a great presentation!
Madnick, Wendy
01:19:37
Very powerful. Thank you so much.
Monique Wood
01:19:38
We got you! No worries and thank you for the timely, brave, candid, and empowered presentation!
jyeomans
01:19:38
Thank you!
Aeron Noe
01:19:39
Yes, second the question about whether we can access a recording of this!
Jen Johnson
01:19:40
Deep gratitude.
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:19:40
Thank you!!!
April Baker-Bell
01:19:41
BlackLanguageSyllabus.com
Tabitha Kappeler-Hurley
01:19:44
Thanks a bunch!
Bianca Woods
01:19:44
Thank you very much.
Erika Wanczuk
01:19:46
Thank you for saying what needs to be said!
Michael Reed
01:19:48
I feel mostly alone at my school.....
Rebecca Bledsoe
01:19:52
Thank you!
Meng Ly
01:19:53
Great presentation! Thank you.
Vargas, Adriana
01:19:54
SHARE THIS RECORDED SESSION PLEASE!!!
Greg Mummert
01:19:56
Thank you!
Karissa Ellison
01:19:56
This conversation is so needed and important! Thank you so much for your presentation!
Aeron Noe
01:19:57
Would love to share this with my entire school as part of our anti-racist teaching lens.
Sherinda Bryant (she/her)
01:19:58
This was amazing and super informative. I am inspired! THANK YOU!
Lori Campbell
01:20:00
I am ashamed for my past deeds, but I am grateful for this lesson.
Boteilho, Theresa
01:20:16
Thank you!
Tara Sherman
01:20:20
Oh I like register-shifting vs code-switching. Thank you!
Zee Cline
01:20:26
The recording will be posted on the ERWC Website
Warren Goldstone
01:20:37
Please send me a link to a video without the glitches. I've been out of public school (retired and in private practice as an ET for 15 years) and am interested in learning more.
D. Sellas
01:20:47
Thinking about the movie "Sorry to Bother You"
Jen Etter
01:20:52
Do you have a book study guide if we wanted to do your book as a book study as an English dept. or a school?
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:21:05
http://www.blacklanguagesyllabus.com/
Tim Dewar (he/him/his)
01:21:15
Cn you demonstrate different registers in Black language?
Cherie McDaniel
01:21:18
Thank you! Very informative
Deedy Camarena
01:21:19
^^^Yes! Great question Jen Etter!
Madnick, Wendy
01:21:38
The need for code switching communicates that ethnic speaking has no place in academician.
Bridgette Kemp-Bell
01:21:44
Question: spoken language directly connects to written language. What work are you doing in the area of writing?
Vanee Matsalia
01:21:56
You fight to dismantle the testing system
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:22:04
^^^
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:22:04
exactly
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:22:07
Rebel against traditional curriculum
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:22:44
Or invest in better assessment tools
Aranda Veronica
01:22:44
Standardized testing - so biased
Bianca Woods
01:22:49
Code switching is like drained pool politics. If we make room for non white features then we loose something.
Bianca Woods
01:23:11
All or nothing thinking- white supremacy culture
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:23:39
Bang!
Aranda Veronica
01:23:49
Not in my class !
Minauti Dave
01:24:12
We’ve been bamboozled by the majority’s narrative
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:24:30
"We need more people busting the locks open, and less guarding the gates." -#teachfortheculture
Vanee Matsalia
01:24:35
Yes! We ARE the ivory towers! We ARE the phantom“they” that we keep complaining about!
Don Powell
01:24:39
FIRE
Megan McIntyre (she/her)
01:25:05
Thank you for your work, Dr. Baker-Bell.
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:25:27
"A language of solidarity."
Celia Castro
01:25:42
There are other Chicano English scholars
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:25:55
Our Latinx students need to also understand and be proud of their own language history to be able to understand others'
Aranda Veronica
01:26:07
Yes !
Aeron Noe
01:26:09
What was the last name? Of Pacific Islanders and Black intersection scholar?
Frank Mata (he/him)
01:26:20
^^
Cali Linfor (She/Her)
01:26:26
Django Paris
Megan McIntyre (she/her)
01:26:27
Django Paris, I believe
Bianca Woods
01:26:29
paris
Aeron Noe
01:26:30
^^ Yes Gabriela!
Shepherd, Alyssa
01:26:30
Please say those names again, please?
Aeron Noe
01:26:33
Thinking that, too!
Don Powell
01:26:49
Can we get those other names dropped in the chat
Tara Sherman
01:26:55
I cannot take notes quickly enough! Thank you
Tara Sherman
01:27:02
Danny Martinez was one
Tara Sherman
01:27:06
Maybe Django Perez, another?
Bianca Woods
01:27:10
Kyle Mays
Tara Sherman
01:27:13
Thank you
Tara Sherman
01:27:27
Geneva Smitherman, Dr. Baker-Bell's mentor, was also mentioned earlier
Celia Castro
01:27:47
This is from the PBS website: ‘Facts and myths about Chicano English.’ Language Magazine, vol. 1, no. 3, November 2001.‘A majority sound change in a minority community: /u/-fronting in Chicano English.’ Journal of Sociolinguistics, vol. 3, no. 1 (February 1999): 5-23.Chicano English in Context . Palgrave/MacMillan Publishers, 2003.Tiffany Ana López, ed., Growing Up Chicana/o: An Anthology. New York: W. Morrow, c1993.
Bridgette Kemp-Bell
01:28:10
Thank you!
GUHS: JMProvidence
01:28:29
I tell my students that English is a "mutt" language and was considered the undesired language in light of French in Europe.
Bianca Woods
01:28:41
Danny Martinez: CA Latinx and black community; Kyle Mays Indigenous peoples and black communities; Django Paris Poly communities and black communities
Bianca Woods
01:29:00
I believe this is what she said. Or at least what I wrote down^
Don Powell
01:29:11
Thanks Bianca!
Bianca Woods
01:29:55
: )
Lauren A
01:30:02
So sorry, but I got confused with the time change and I’m currently abroad so I missed it! Will the webinar be recorded and sent out to registrants?
Seana Dooley McDonald
01:30:04
:)
Madnick, Wendy
01:30:12
Is the Chat being saved? Will we be able to access this information later?
Tara Sherman
01:30:17
Friends, are there any particular hashtags you're using to link together notes or takeaways on social media?
Michael Rounds
01:30:37
Outstanding presentation and discussion. I feel embarrassed asking this - Do you address the complexities of the N word in your book?
Jennifer Fletcher
01:30:58
You can save the chat by clicking on the three dots, but we will also save the chat.
Vanee Matsalia
01:31:01
That is why it is important to have what Bell Hooks calls “home places” for Black students in the school system. Some of these discussions have to happen outside the white gaze. perdiod.
Jeffery E. Frieden
01:31:07
re-centering
Tyra Calero
01:31:34
Was a Digital version of chapter 6 shared? I cannot find it in the scroll.
Madnick, Wendy
01:32:08
My culture's language (Yiddish) has become a part of the White canon and pop culture, but it is considered slang, lower-class (even by some of the people inside my culture).
Don Powell
01:32:09
FIRE
Enrique Coon
01:32:17
Thank you so very nice!
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:32:18
Thank you so much!
Paula (she/her) Barrington-Schmidt
01:32:20
Thank you for that great answer.
Tara Sherman
01:32:20
THANK YOU!
Karissa Ellison
01:32:20
Thank you!
Nathan Keil
01:32:22
Thank you!
Christine Gilbert
01:32:23
Thank you so much!
Brittany Beard
01:32:23
Thank you!
Bianca Woods
01:32:25
Appreciate you. Thank you.
Laura Kimball (Reoutt Family)
01:32:26
Thank you!!
Melanie Kachadoorian
01:32:26
Thank you!
Mr. Gómez
01:32:26
thank you!
Kristi Prins (she/her)
01:32:27
Thank you :)
April Braun
01:32:28
Thank you!
Aeron Noe
01:32:29
SO MUCH GRATITUDE!
Elizabeth Woo
01:32:30
THANK YOU!!
Ginger Clark
01:32:32
You are a wonderful presenter. Thank you for all you have given us to think about!
Jeffery E. Frieden
01:32:32
Thank you!
Vanee Matsalia
01:32:33
Thank you!
Kumiko Williams
01:32:33
Thank you!
Minauti Dave
01:32:34
Many thanks!
Don Powell
01:32:34
THANK YOU!
Patricia Loughrey (she/her)
01:32:35
Thank you for all you brought today.
Mr. Savoie (he)
01:32:36
Thank you
Ernest Stromberg
01:32:38
Really rich presentation! Thank you.
Rebecca Schuler
01:32:40
So important!!
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:32:40
thank you!
Seana Dooley McDonald
01:32:41
Love it! So nice to be re-centered on work like this and learn new things.
Erika Wanczuk
01:32:41
Thank you!
Madnick, Wendy
01:32:41
Thank you
Alejandra Lucero Canaan
01:32:42
Thank you!!!
Dana Stibor
01:32:42
Thank you!
Nicole
01:32:42
Thank you for informing my thinking on this!
Susanna Holden
01:32:42
You are so amazing! Thank you for everything
Deedy Camarena
01:32:43
With much gratitude....mil gracias!
Greg Mummert
01:32:46
Thank you!
Enrique Coon
01:32:46
Really appreciating the idea of making whiteness bear the burden in these kinds of conversaitons!
Dharwati Blackwood
01:32:46
Thanks so much! where will the recording be?
Lynn Schaulis
01:32:49
Your passion and expertise phenomenal! Thank you for this learning
Don Powell
01:32:50
Where is this going to be posted
Vargas, Adriana
01:32:51
Thank you for your work and your passion! Protecting our LANGAUGES = Protecting our CULTURES
GUHS: JMProvidence
01:32:52
How do we buy the book?
Ms. Bolton
01:32:53
Thank you!
Anna Thorell
01:32:57
Thank you!! Super appreciate you sharing your knowledge and insights!!
Noe Klein
01:32:58
Thank you!!
Alex White-SCC English Faculty
01:33:00
Thank you great presentation!
Evans, Christa
01:33:00
Thank you!
Laura Lopez
01:33:01
Thank you!!!
Gabriela Rodriguez
01:33:04
chapter 6 please
Vargas, Adriana
01:33:05
YOUR EMAIL DR. BAKER-BELL???
LucieBlue Duffort
01:33:05
Amazing, thank you so much. I would love to send this to all my colleagues.
Dayrin Flores
01:33:07
ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ♡Thank you!
Jen Currie Upham (up-um)
01:33:10
Thank You!!
Seana Dooley McDonald
01:33:10
And intro… Danny Martinez! He has some crazy good stuff.
Kristen Lapiner
01:33:12
Thank you so much for offering this important conversation to us.
Brenda Burgo
01:33:16
Well this recording be sent to us?
Brenda Burgo
01:33:29
*Will
Kristi Prins (she/her)
01:33:30
OOOOH, enjoy sabbatical!
Helen Whittemore Turnbull
01:33:33
I'm off to find you on twitter!
Lauren A
01:33:55
Thank you!!