[FlamingLonghorn]

Originally Posted by cyclone3483

Ebonics, a blend of ebony and phonics, also known as Black English (per Meriam-Webster)

Main Entry: Black English Function: noun Date: 1968 : a nonstandard variety of English spoken by some African-Americans —called also Black English vernacular

So, by bringing up ebonics, you are bringing up race. You were the one who assumed it was a black person speaking.

The language I used displayed a person lacking education, not speaking ebonics. Picture an uneducated white person saying the same things, still works.

What, in particular, points to ebonics that could not also be a white person without education? Let me answer that one, nothing.

You have made an erroneous assumption.

Might want to get a more recent definition than 1968 because ebonics has spread a lot farther than the African American community since than...