Billy Mavreas of yesway blog has a neat collection of some wonderful illustrations by Lloyd Scott for Using Our Language, a 1942 grammar book for fifth and eight graders.
This one below is my favorite, just because it has chimps:
Who knew grammar could be this much fun? Lots more here: Link 1 | 2
2008, for your intellectual growth.
You are so dated! You can't call it ebonics anymore!
It is now the "dialect of African American Vernacular English", which is of course, a much more scholarly designation. If it sounds better, it must be better, right?
It keeps changing names every couple of years in an effort to give it some legitimacy: "Black English", "Black English Vernacular", or in my day just "Jive".
Word.