White Expectations
If one person
expresses himself or herself differently when writing an essay does that make
the essay or them wrong? After reading
and discussing with the class SRTOL, I was opened to viewing both arguments
sides. But I must say that regular “standard English” in schools is the right
way to go. I respect the concept and the open ideas of allowing everyone to
speak in their own discourse. Although that would not work due to the fact that
professors are not indirect relation to those discourses.
The majority of people in America
speak English that is why it’s so difficult to change the Standard English. Many might like to argue that there is a
majority of people that speak Spanglish in America. This is due to the fact
that there is a large amount of Mexican/Latinos in America. Which leads me to
say that in order to be successful in todays society one must learn how to
speak and write as a white person would, because in a perfect world everyone
would be able to speak in ones discourse and understand one another. In reality you need to write correctly to
communicate with one another.
In my opinion I feel
that individuals that grew up only speaking English had an advantage over
people like myself that had to learn English as a second language as well. If
one thinks about it English dominants in todays society, that is why students
need to learn perfect English, in order to be fairly equal among one
another.
Everyone must
think about the big picture in order for everyone to communicate in today’s
country and run successful business one must understand how to read and write
proper English. Although in a perfect world everyone would be able to talk in their
own discourse and be able to understand one another.
I agree that we need a way to properly communicate with one another, but at least to one another we could talk whatever discourse we want. It is nice to have different ways of communication but there has to be rules to base our professional lives for.
ReplyDeleteI agree that we need to keep writing in standard english. The country we live in writes that way. If we wrote in our discourse, like slang, a lot of people wouldn't be able to understand what it means.
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