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Harris, Tina M. and Gina Castle Bell. 2017. Exploring representations of Black masculinity and emasculation on NBC’s Parenthood. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 10 (2) : 135–152.
Snorton, C. Riley. 2013. Marriage Mimesis. Journal of International and Intercultural Communication 6 (2) : 127–134.
Nama, Adilifu. 2009. Brave black worlds: black superheroes as science fiction ciphers. African Identities 7 (2) : 133–144.
Bakare-Yusuf, Bibi. 2008. Rethinking diasporicity: embodiment, emotion, and the displaced origin. African and Black Diaspora: An International Journal 1 (2) : 147–158.
Miller, Jon F. and RaMonda Horton-Ikard. 2004. It is not just the poor kids: the use of AAE forms by African-American school-aged children from middle SES communities. Journal of Communication Disorders 37 (6) : 468–487.
Johnson, Phylis. 2004. Black Radio Politically Defined: Communicating Community and Political Empowerment Through Stevie Wonder's KJLH-FM, 1992-2002. Political Communication 21 (3) : 353–376.
Bobo, Jacqueline, ed. 2001. Black Feminist Cultural Criticism. Blackwell Publishers.
Blommaert, Jan, Michael Meeuwis and Chris Bulcaen. 1997. Politiek en crisis in (onze kijk op) Kongo en Rwanda: over Ludo de Witte en de traditie van Vlaamse Afrika-boeken. Vlaams marxistisch tijdschrift 31 (1) : 28–40.
Morgan, Marcyliena H. 1991. Indirectnesss and interpretation in African American women's discourse. Pragmatics 1 (4) : 421–452.
Daniel, Jack L. and Geneva Smitherman-Donaldson. 1990. How I got over and continue to do so in our mothers' churches. In Carbaugh, Donal, ed. Cultural communication and intercultural contact. Lawrence Erlbaum. pp. 41–44.
Alladina, Safder. 1986. Black people's languages in Britain - A historical and contemporary perspective. Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development 7 (5) : 349–359.
Edwards, Viv. 1986. Language in a black community. Multilingual Matters.
Garner, T. and D.L. Rubin. 1986. Middle class blacks' perceptions of dialect and style shifting: The case of Southern attorneys. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 5 (1) : 33–48.
Kochman, Thomas. 1986. Strategic ambiguity in Black speech genres: cross-cultural interference in participant-observation research. Text 6 (2) : 153–170.
Maxwell, Madeline M. and Sybil Smith-Todd. 1986. Black sign language and school integration in Texas. Language in Society 15 (1) : 81–93.
Garner, T. and D.L. Rubin. 1986. Middle class blacks' perceptions of dialect and style shifting: the case of southern attorneys. Journal of Language and Social Psychology 5 (1) : 33–52.
Hendrix Wright, Beverly. 1985. The effects of racial self-esteem on the personal self-esteem of black youth. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 9 (1) : 19–30.
McClendon, McKee J. 1985. Racism, rational choice, and white opposition to racial change: A case study of busing. Public Opinion Quarterly 49 (2) : 214–233.
McCombs, Harriet G. 1985. Black self-concept: An individual/collective analysis. International Journal of Intercultural Relations 9 (1) : 1–18.
Weigel, M. Margaret and Ronald M. Weigel. 1985. Directive use in a migrant agricultural community: A test of Ervin-Tripp's hypotheses. Language in Society 14 (1) : 63–79.
Erickson, Frederick D. 1984. Rhetoric, anecdote, and rhapsody: Coherence strategies in a conversation among black American adolescents. In Tannen, Deborah F., ed. Coherence in spoken and written discourse. Ablex Publishing Company. pp. 81–154.
Heath, Shirley Brice. 1982. Protean shapes in literacy events: Ever-shifting oral and literate traditions. In Tannen, Deborah F., ed. Spoken and written language: Exploring orality and literacy. Ablex Publishing Company. pp. 91–117.
Kochman, Thomas. 1981. Black and white styles in conflict. University of Chicago Press.
Murray, Stephen O. 1979. The art of gay insulting. Anthropological Linguistics 21 (5) : 211–223.
Daniel, Jack L. and Geneva Smitherman-Donaldson. 1976. How I got over: Communication dynamics in the Black community. The Quarterly Journal of Speech 2 : 27–40.