The Island Coast High School AP Florida Cracker Teacher and The “N” word

Systemic racism taught in AP History Class in Florida High School

A Florida Cracker “Teacher” said,” that’s why we’re in AP- Advanced Placement (test for college credit).

A LESSON IN HISTORY FOR FLORIDIANS.

Ignorant Teacher has no idea about the subject matter of Linguistics.

THE TEACHER IS THE ONE IN NEED OF AN EDUCATION!

What does it mean to be an educated person?


“The culture of the people who were called “rednecks” and “crackers”
[ Cracker – A Cracker is a Creagaire: a hard, misely person ] before they ever got on the boats to cross the Atlantic was a culture that produced far lower levels of intellectual and economic achievement, as well as far higher levels of violence and sexual promiscuity.
Crackers By the 1760s the English, both at home and in colonial America, were applying the term (cracker) to Scots-Irish settlers of the southern backcountry in southern Georgia and northern Florida.”

Amazing Origin of the words KU KLUX KLAN, CRACKER, and JIM CROW

Cracker – A Cracker is a Creagaire: a hard, misely person

The redneck culture proved to be a major handicap for both whites and blacks who absorbed it.
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Teachers/dresscode.html

citations

WHAT THIS AP HISTORY TEACHER NEEDS IS AN EDUCATION

Origin of Jump Jim Crow

CLASSROOM MUSIC – THE STATE SONG

About the Darkies – SEE THE FLORIDA STATE SONG

HOW TO COMBAT HATE AND TRAGEDY

TEACH HISTORY THROUGH MUSIC

AMERICAN CULTURE MAKERS
TEACH AMERICAN HISTORY THROUGH MUSIC:
the conjunction of ‘routes’ and ‘roots’ as cultural metaphors

 

Black music ROOTS from Scotland?
Salm and Soul is at Glasgow Cathedral
Lining out – or “precenting the line” – had been commonplace throughout Europe in the 16th, 17th and 18th century. At a time of low literacy rates and high costs of prayer books it had become an easy way to teach and distribute the word of God.

 Report Systemic Racism to:

Island Coast High School @ichighschool Cape Coral Florida
Principal Michelle Cort Mora mi********@le********.net Fort Myers, Florida.
Student Handbook

  • 2125 De Navarra Pkwy, Cape Coral, FL 33909
  • (239) 458-0362
    Stephen Thuot, Ph.D.  Dr. Thuot is the 9th Grade School Counselor.

Ignorant “Teacher” said,” that’s why we’re in AP- Advanced Placement (test for college credit).

See the Florida State Song.

https://edu-cyberpg.com/Music/statesongJumpJim.html

Why North Carolina Is the Most Linguistically Diverse State

Why North Carolina Is the Most Linguistically Diverse State
And why it night not be so diverse for much longer.

Walt Wolfram is a sociolinguist at North Carolina State University, specializing in social and ethnic dialects of American English. He was one of the early pioneers in the study of urban African American English through his work in Detroit in 1969

WALT WOLFRAM GREW UP IN a city so linguistically fascinating that the first time he met Bill Labov, the godfather of American sociolinguistics, Labov simply cornered him and made him say different words. Yet he left his native Philadelphia for a teaching job elsewhere—a place of even greater linguistic intrigue. “I got an offer I couldn’t refuse, Wolfram says, “to die and come to dialect heaven.”

https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/north-carolina-linguistics

West Indian English Creole,African American Vernacular English and Irish American …
American English. Linguist William Labov William Labov really
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/AAVE.html

Learn More about “Ebonics” and dialect speakers from Dr. John Rickford at the…
California Senate Bill 205, the misguided legislation being
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/Other_Writing.html

Educational CyberPlayGround seeks to improve the teaching and learning of…
Boss so, if you could do that, that would be great ummmkay? ~ Bill
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/

Educational CyberPlayGround seeks to improve the teaching and learning of…
Boss so, if you could do that, that would be great ummmkay? ~ Bill
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/Home_Linguistics.html

Educational CyberPlayGround: West Indian English Creole and African American…
more than 6,700 languages spoken in 228 countries explained pidgin
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/AAVElinks.html

Definition: What is Pidgin and What is Creole.
Creoles and other Stigmatized Varieties PIDGIN EXPLAINED The
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/explainpidgin.html

Educational CyberPlayGround: Creoles of the World
Our findings call into question the existence of a pidgin stage
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/worldcreoles.html

Educational CyberPlayGround: Definitions of American Virgin Islands Creole…
Sutcliff used with permission. A pidgin is a new language which
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/definitions.html

West Indian English Creole,African American Vernacular English and Irish American …
Gordon describes how, why, when and where this happened, and explains
https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/AAVE.html
 

ECP: Linguistics – Why are some languages spoken faster than others?

ECP – Linguistics

https://edu-cyberpg.com/Linguistics/

Educational CyberPlayGround provides Linguistic information and resources for learning about languages like Creole, Irish American Vernacular, Black English, AAVE African American Vernacular,
Creole Dialect Speakers, ESL, Ebonics, and Pidgin.
Promote and improve the teaching and learning of languages, identify and solve problems related to language and culture, and serve as a resource for information about language and culture.

6/25/16 KE ~ “Language like Music is a Virus and it can infect broad swaths of the public rapidly.” If there’s no virality, if it’s not spreading, it’s not happening.

Language is the most massive and inclusive art we know, a mountainous and anonymous work of unconscious generations.” ~ Edward Sapir

“There are nine different words for the color blue in the Spanish Maya dictionary,” writes Earl Shorris, “but just three Spanish translations, leaving six [blue] butterflies that can be seen only by the Maya, proving that when a language dies six butterflies disappear from the consciousness of the earth.”

Why are some languages spoken faster than others?
New research suggests that different tongues, regardless of speed, transmit information at roughly the same rate
Sep 28 2019
<https://www.economist.com/graphic-detail/2019/09/28/why-are-some-languages-spoken-faster-than-others>

WERE THIS article written in Japanese, it would be longer. A Thai translation, meanwhile, would be shorter. And yet those reading it aloud, in either language or in its original English, would finish at roughly the same time. This peculiar phenomenon is the subject of new research which finds that languages face a trade-off between complexity and speed. Those packed with information are spoken slower, while simpler ones are spoken faster. As a result, most languages are equally efficient at conveying information.

In a study published this month in Science Advances, Christophe Coupé, Yoon Mi Oh, Dan Dediu and François Pellegrino start by quantifying the information density of 17 Eurasian languages, as measured by the ease with which each syllable can be guessed based on the preceding one. Next, they record the rate at which 170 native speakers read 15 texts out loud. Finally, armed with data about the information contained in a piece of text and the speed at which it can be spoken, the authors derive the rate at which information is communicated.

The results suggest that there is an optimal range of speeds within which the brain can process information most efficiently. Speakers of simple languages pick up the pace to keep conversations brief. Speakers of complex languages exert more effort planning sentences and articulating syllables, causing discussions to drag on. Yet in both cases, information is conveyed at about the same pace. “It is like bird wings,” says Dr Coupé, one of the authors, “you may have big ones that need few beats per second or you have to really flap the little ones you got, but the result is pretty much the same in terms of flying.”

[snip]

King of the Dudes, What is Battle of the Bros all duded up?

King of the Dudes

Other words such as dude also emerged in the Five Points, said Cassidy.

Dud in old Irish, appearing in the Irish-English dictionary by Father Patrick Dineen published in 1927, means “dolt, a numbskull, a rubbernecker; a mopish, shy, foolish-looking fellow”, he said. In the Five Points, says Cassidy, richer classes would come for the booze and the girls, and the working-class Irish used to look at them with their monocles and top hats and derogatorily called them “dud”.

1888 Evander Berry Wall a New York Socialite was dubbed
“King of the Dudes.”
New York American newspaper “Battle of the Dudes”. The New York Journal-American was a daily newspaper published in New York City from 1937 to 1966.
dude

This version of the word is still in occasional use in American slang, as in the phrase “all duded up” for getting dressed in fancy clothes.
He inherited $2 million before the age of 22.  He went bankrupt in 1899 and  declared that “New York had become fit only for businessmen” and left for Paris in 1912. He used bespoke shirtmaker Charvet, where Wall had his signature “spread eagle” collar shirts and cravats custom-made for himself and his dog. Wall always dined at the Ritz with his dog, whose collars and ties were made by Charvet in the same style and fabric as his master’s. When he died, he left only $12,608, having “squandered nearly every cent on pleasure.”

Learn about Irish American Vernacular English
How the Irish Invented Slang
Subtitle: The Secret Language of the Crossroads
by Professor Dan Cassidy

How the Irish Invented American Gambling Slang into Irish American Vernacular English.

What Does Boogie Mean?
The Linguist is taking notes. 1941 Ball of Fire – Billy Wilder, Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyk.

Slang is words that takes off his coat, spits on it’s hands and gets to work!

Giniker – Irish American Vernacular English: The Sunday Times Ireland July 9th 2006

IT SOUNDS like a load of bunkum, or in this case buanchumadh, but according to an American academic the Irish language has been a huge influence on American slang.

The Sanas (Irish Etymology) of Faro, Poker and the Secret Flash Words for the Brotherhood of American Gamblers. By DANIEL CASSIDY 5/13/06

Remember in 1859 Philadelphia is the 4th largest city in the WORLD.

“There’s A Sucker (Sách úr, fresh new “fat cat”) Born Every Minute.” See etymology of Bunk and Dude both are Irish.

The Sanas (Irish Etymology) of Faro, Poker and the Secret Flash Words for the Brotherhood of American Gamblers. By DANIEL CASSIDY 5/13/06

“Language is a virus from outer space.” – William S. Burroughs BEAT generation

Irish American Vernacular English words traced, found, and borrowed into Standard American English.

Karen Ellis Guest Lecturer
Honoring the work of Scholar Peter Tamony and The Sanas, the Etymology of Jazz and Dan Cassidy

Dudes: NYT News Desk 1942

dude

Well dressed in 1902 

The best-dressed American in Europe, the King of the Dudes. He was reported to possess 285 pairs of pants, 5,000 custom-tailored neckties. It was rumored that he changed his ties six times a day. His conduct was motivated by a great principle: find out what suits you and always wear it. Berry Wall usually wore capes and coats of horse-blanket plaid, high horse-collars cinched with lush Ascot cravats.

Donald Trump advisor/confidante Roger J Stone Jr with wife Nydia at the Inauguration. #Dandy #Style Roger Stone is primarily known as a political consultant, but he also serves as the men’s fashion correspondent for the Daily Caller. #1 DUDE The Dapper Don

Panicked Wall Street Bros Wonder: What Is Business-Casual??

Goldman Sachs bank execs Panicked Wall Street Bros Wonder: What Is Business-Casual???

Patter for Three-Card Monte – thanks to Whit Haydn School for Scoundrels

Who Killed Society by Cleveland Amory

DHS, FBI say election systems in all 50 states were targeted in 2016

DUDE Trump’s Justice Department OKs Trading with the Enemy
Trading with the Enemy Act  George Bush’s grandfather, the late US senator DUDE Prescott Bush, was a director and shareholder of companies that profited from their involvement with the financial backers of Nazi Germany. Files in the US National Archives shows Prescott Bush – how did we get here was a director  involved with…

Thorstein Veblen, the greatest American thinker you probably never heard of, predicted the rise of a Gilded Business Man and the demolition of democracy. The man who saw this coming a century ago

Louis the 14th thought “The State” was a person. HIM!

DUDE Trump’s money came from his grandfather another DUDE WHO owned a general store and whore house.

Donald Trump’s money originally came from his grandfather Friedrich Trump a German immigrant, who ran a whore house /restaurant – bar, in British Columbia.
Buried in a ghost town in Canada’s subarctic are the roots of the family fortune that paved Donald Trump’s path to prominence.

Guthrie reworked his signature Dust Bowl ballad “I Ain’t Got No Home” into a blistering broadside against his landlord: BEACH HAVEN AIN’T MY HOME (aka. “Old Man Trump”) Words by Woody Guthrie

Nov. 8 election that Eric had asked if American Hat Co. could make a custom hat for his father. Soon after, the manufacturer was at work getting measurements ready as well as the materials befitting the president of the United States.
“It morphed into now we’re making hats for Eric, for Don Jr. and for Mike Pence as well,” Mundee said.
Mundee said the Trump family requested a light-colored hat versus black, so the manufacturer went with a silverish tone. The material is a mixture of beaver belly fur and mink, making the hat soft as silk. The crown, or top of the hat, is done in a cattleman’s style. He said this specific style of hat is widely known as the finest in the cowboy market.
And it’s not just the material that American Hat Co. uses that puts their stamp on the product. It’s also the gold foil stamp on the inside band that also illustrates its quality, as well as the Keith Maddox mark of “KM” on the brim of the hat. The hat retails for about $2,800.