hieving their maximum potential in school and in future references. Ebonics is seen as away to help African American students learn Standard English. Children to do not learn the same way so as teachers, we have to use any technique necessary to help our students.By instituting the ebonics programs, we will have a great number of students who are not prepared for the workforce. I hate to speculate what will happen to them but it must be done. If these students are unable to find a job, most likely they will end up on public assistance, selling drugs on the corner or receiving minimum wage for the rest of their lives. This will lead to an even greater destruction of our economy, society, morals and in life in general. Two questions that arises are "when is enough, enough?" and "what is next?" First we pass ebonics as a language and get funding for bilingual courses. As a result, the whole secondary and university level of curriculum and coursework must be changed in order to accommodate this new program. After implementing ebonics for African Americans, maybe a new proposal should be made to have the way Hispanics speak English in many "barrios" as a language and not a form of slang. We can call it "Spanglish", which is a formation of some Spanish words and English words by combining to make a new word such as trocas, la yarda, el rufo, la marketa, etc. This sound ridiculous and that is the point I am trying to make. Spanglish like ebonics is not a language but a form of improper English or Spanish. Stop the insanity....