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Negro dialect, ethnocentricism, and the distortion of information in the communicative process

H. Thomas Hurt Assistant Professor of Speech/Communication and Director of the Center for Communication Research, University of Delaware
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Carl H. Weaver Professor of Interpersonal Communication, Ohio University
Pages 118-125 | Published online: 22 May 2009

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