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Appalachian English: Speaking the stereotype (Lexington Herald-Leader) |
Appalachian English flows through Kentucky’s veins, and it is one of the most mocked American speech patterns. It is also one that many consider part of their rich cultural heritage. But is mountain speech an aural indication of lesser worth? That’s what Jodelle Deem, a speech professor at the University of Kentucky, wants to know. How do Appalachian speech patterns affect …
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