DEA memo: Ebonics translators needed
From: The Washington Times | August 26, 2010
The Drug Enforcement Administration said Thursday that it does not recognize Ebonics as a formal language, but it still may need translators for agents to understand drug dealers who speak it.
The DEA made that statement in response to questions that arose in the wake of a website earlier this ...
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