It coincides with autumn in the northern hemisphere and comes from the African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) term ...

AI startup Mistral has launched an API to moderate possibly toxic — or otherwise problematic — text in a range of languages.

Following the election, social media users are posting videos about being on the verge of "crashing out" because they are upset their candidate lost.

The desire for male validation over women's safety is why the cycle of sexism will never end. Still, you can do your part to ...

The rise of social media as a cornerstone of daily life has created new challenges for preserving authentic Black culture.

Cap is a slang word meaning to lie or exaggerate. It is used by African American Vernacular English[a] (AAVE), a language spoken mostly by working class African Americans. There is a long history of ...

This paper has sparked a debate online over whether "WLW" is part of African-American Vernacular English (AAVE). "I've never heard it [WLW] associated exclusively with the Black community, not the way ...

“It’s giving” is an African American Vernacular English (AAVE) phrase that originated in the Black ballroom scene and LGBT culture. TikTok has now borrowed the term––or stolen ...

Here are some examples of how teens might use the word "bussin" in a sentence: These fries are bussin Your mom's cooking is ...