Dialects are subdivisions of a language with no inherent superiority, explained by John McWhorter.
Dialects refer to ways of speaking that are subdivisions of a language, not inferior forms. Everyone speaks a dialect, including the so-called 'standard dialect,' which is not linguistically superior. John McWhorter explains that dialects form a continuum of language variation geographically distributed, with no inherent hierarchy among them.
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