A useful summary/overview of linguists' responses to the Oakland proposal/ebonics, including McWhorter.
http://www.stanford.edu/~rickford/ebonics/LingAnthro1.html
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There's good stuff on that on http://www.cal.org/, the Center for Applied Linguistics. (We spent a lot of time on this last year in sociolinguistics--a class populated primarily by multilingual preservice teachers from urban communities--wow, it was really really relevant!)
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