Multiple Choice
Neal-Barnett and her associates (2010) talked about how some African American adolescents try to "keep their friends in line" by
A) accusing them of acting European American.
B) putting them down for speaking "Black English."
C) trying to behave like Barack Obama.
D) engaging in "SNAP!" culture.
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