Dare We Say

Slay Queen Yas Period (& other stolen language)

Oct 6, 2022

56:33

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The Conversations That Change Things - Like, No Cap, Dead Ass

01:53

The Queer Community in Ballroom Culture

02:10

I'm Not a Black and Brown Individual. Is There a Difference?

01:39

Introduction

2min

Is There a Relationship With Apostrophe?

4min

What's a-a-v-E?

2min

I Was Just a Little Too Much! And Cut to the Wide!

4min

Are You Speaking White?

4min

The Queer Community in Ballroom Culture

2min

Why Do You Use the Word Ghetto?

4min

What Makes Me Lick?

4min

Is Urban Speaking in Black Vernacular?

2min

10.

Is There Ever Going to Be a Time When You Don't Know What You're Saying

2min

11.

Hailey Bieber - I'm Sorry. Hailey.

2min

12.

The Inherent Nature of Linguistics

4min

13.

Code Switching - I Aggressively Had to Code Switch

2min

14.

Queer People and Code Switch

2min

15.

The Conversations That Change Things - Like, No Cap, Dead Ass

2min

16.

You're Not AnAngry Black Woman. That's What She Was Saying

4min

17.

I'm Not a Black and Brown Individual. Is There a Difference?

2min

18.

Braids, the Thing That Is in My Head

3min

19.

Do You Look Bad, You Smell Bad? Don't Wear Braids and Locks!

4min

Gen Z slang may sound silly to other demographics, but joke's on them: our BIPOC and queer elders are actually the ones who coined these terms! So, calling it "Gen Z slang" is...misleading. Join us as we talk about the history behind the "urban" in urban dictionary. Then, grab a hot drink and sit down with Alycia as she talks about Black hair during her new segment, Cafecito.

Show Notes

What Is African American Vernacular English (AAVE)?
The Language of Ballroom
Black English is being misidentified as Gen Z lingo, speakers say
A Twitter Account Is Tracking the Cringiest Misuses Of Black Language

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