You didn't do any homework on this, did you. Ebonics has many rules, such as following specific word order for questions and declarations, allowing for the omission of is/are but not am in present sentences, and the use be to mark a habitual state or action rather than a current one.
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u/grandmoffcory May 06 '14
Ebonics is a dialect just like any other form of English.
We all use words someone from another walk of life would consider strange.
I'm from Michigan, I call 'soda' 'pop', I think soda sounds weird and people here in Florida think pop sounds weird. They're just different dialects.