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1. Introduction: Discourses of Linguistic Exceptionalism and LinguisticDiversity in Education - Jo Anne KleifgenPart 1: Language and Education inAfrica Introduction to Part 1 - George C. Bond2. African perspectives onlinguistic diversity: Implications for language policy and education -Sinfree Makoni and Barbara Trudell 3. Language in education in Africa: Canmonolingual policies work in multilingual societies? - Casmir Rubagumya4.Perspectives, challenges and prospects of African languages in education: Acase study of Kiswahili in Tanzania - Peter Mtesigwa5. Languages, literacies,and libraries: A view from Africa - Kate Parry6. Street Setswana vs. SchoolSetswana: Language policies and the forging of identities in South Africanclassrooms - Susan E. CookPart 2: Language and Education in theDiaspora Introduction to Part 2 - Jo Anne Kleifgen7. Creole Exceptionalismand the (mis-)education of the Creole speaker - Michel DeGraff8. Politicaland cultural dimensions of Creole as a regional language in the FrenchAntilles - Ellen M. Schnepel9. Success or failure? Language, tracking, andsocial stratification of Anglophone Caribbean students - Shondel Nero10.Sierra Leonean and Liberian students in ESL programs in the US: The role ofCreole English - Christa de Kleine11. Continued marginalization: The socialcosts of exceptionalism for African refugee learners of English - Doris S.Warriner12. Linguistic profiling, education, and the law within and beyondthe African diaspora - John Baugh13. On shallow grammar: African AmericanEnglish and the critique of exceptionalism - Arthur K. Spears14. AfricanAmerican English and the public interest - Walt Wolfram15. Rockin' theclassroom: Using Hip Hop as an educational tool - Jon A. YasinIndex