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Research Article
March 30, 2026 PDT

Integrating, Valuing, and Empowering Black Student Voices: The Linguistic Fluidity Framework

Lewis Thomas III, Ed.D.†, Julia Nyberg, Ed.D.†,
African American Vernacular EnglishAAVEEbonicslinguistic justicerace and pedagogygrades 5–12
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Thomas, Lewis, and Julia Nyberg. 2026. “Integrating, Valuing, and Empowering Black Student Voices: The Linguistic Fluidity Framework.” Race and Pedagogy Journal 7 (1).

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