The practice of alternating between two or more languages or varieties of language in conversation.
Is this a: Code Switching
In the film "Sorry to Bother you", the black man Cassius Green achieves success in his predominantly white workplace by
Is this a: using his "White Voice" (a.k.a code switching)
3 places where you WOULD need to code switch
Is this a: school
Job/Job interviews
Anytime you encounter the police\Anyone of any power
Code switching mainly effects
Is this a: racial minorities
In "The Hate You Give" Starr changes how she's presented at Williamson because
Is this a: she doesn't want to be viewed as a stereotypical/thug/pitiful black girl
2 necessities that you likely won't get access to if you don't code switch
Is this a: housing
Is this a: stable job
Reasons people have to code switch
Is this a: desire to fit in with the people around you
Is this a: avoiding assumptions of being uneducated
The media presents people of color, who don't code switch, as
Is this a: uneducated/dangerous/thugs
When someone catches you code switching they tend to feel like you've been
Is this a: lying about who you are
The term "code switching" was originally made to explain what language based phenomenon
Is this a: how multi-lingual people switch from language A to language B
Is this a: Obama
Except to fit in a specific group, are there any other reasons for people to code switch?
Is this a: to more easily communicate in a bilingual setting