From African American Vernacular English in the US to Kaaps in South Africa and Jamaican Patois, creole languages have been a way for Black communities to continually evolve and reappropriate their method of communication, in response to colonization and contemporary society. In Black is Black Episode 5 - named Slang Thang - @djlindsey discusses the role of lexicon for Black identity, and curates a mix showcasing Black slang, dialect, and accents from across the Diaspora.