Ọrọ ti o gbooro ti isunmọ aṣa dipo riri nigbagbogbo da lori idi, oye, ati ọwọ ti MO le ṣafikun. Imọriri tootọ yoo kan riri awọn ipilẹṣẹ ti AAVE ati iwulo aṣa rẹ, dipo ṣiṣe itọju rẹ bi aṣa.

In contrast, appropriation happens when these terms are used for social capital without acknowledging or respecting the communities from which they originated.

Ultimately, it’s crucial for non-Black individuals who use AAVE to be mindful of the historical and cultural weight behind the language and to avoid contributing to the erasure or trivialization of Black culture.