We dive deep into talking about AAVE (African American Vernacular English), aka Black English and Linguistic Discrimination with LaDoris. It's about language and identity; navigating professional communication in a politically complex world.

In this thought-provoking episode, Bianca and guest LaDoris delve into the significance of language and communication in professional settings. They candidly discuss how one's way of speaking can impact perceptions and opportunities, sharing personal experiences of navigating cultural expectations and linguistic biases. The conversation explores the conflicts and social justice implications faced by speech coaches while highlighting the power of individual choice in shaping communication style. LaDoris offers insights into her coaching programs and workshops aimed at helping individuals improve their speech and boost professional confidence. Join them as they passionately discuss the intersection of language, identity, and success.

To connect with LaDoris, DM her at Improve_My_Pronunciation on Instagram!

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