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Black students discuss code-switching, the popularized misuse of AAVE online

The State News | East Lansing

Oct 12, 2022

With the rise of social media platforms such as TikTok, AAVE is gaining traction in non-Black communities as it is increasingly being seen as "trendy. |!| East Lansing Lansing

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