

What We Talk About When We Talk About How We Talk
Nov 15, 2019
Drew Morgan and Corey Ryan Forrester bring their Southern charm to the conversation, challenging stereotypes tied to accents and intelligence. They share humorous personal stories about embracing their voices and navigating the complexities of Southern identity. The duo explores the rich tapestry of Southern accents and how they influence social perceptions. With wit and insight, they highlight the cultural pride of being Southern while addressing the mixed judgments Southerners face. Their lively banter makes a compelling case for the beauty of regional dialects.
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Southern Accent Stereotypes vs. Beauty
- Southern accents often face unfair stereotypes associating them with lack of intelligence.
- Despite that, the accent holds a lyrical and poetic value that resonates deeply with listeners.
Accent Links to Heritage and Family
- Dartinia Hull lost parts of her Southern accent due to her mother's concerns over racial prejudices.
- When relaxed with family and friends, her accent resurfaces, connecting her to her ancestors.
Comedians Challenge Accent Stereotypes
- Comedians Trey Crowder and Drew Morgan use their Southern accents to challenge stereotypes on tour.
- Their accents often surprise audiences who expect ignorance but hear intelligent and liberal perspectives instead.