Cut ghetto words out of your language.
She picked fights on Facebook and spoke the foul language of ghetto bravado.
He sought to engage militants in dialogue, found himself exposed to the harsh realities and language of ghetto areas, and had an unusual encounter with hippies and The Diggers in San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury.
It looks the clear frontrunner for the best foreign-language prize at the Oscars, but could yet break out of the foreign-language film ghetto to be a contender in mainstream categories, as Roberto Benigni's Life Is Beautiful did in 1999.
At the same time, scholars sought to pin down the relationship between "ghetto" and its Spanish-language analogue, "barrio," and to compare poor black neighborhoods with other enclaves.
Early signs suggest it could yet break out of the foreign-language film "ghetto" at next year's Oscars to be a contender in mainstream categories.
Both men criticized Mr. Chirac for acting on only one of the commission's 26 recommendations, ignoring, for example, proposals for eradicating "urban ghettos" and creating Arabic language programs in schools.
The film took best picture, best director, best actor and best actress, having already picked up the Palme d'Or at the Cannes film festival, and looks likely to break out of the foreign-language film "ghetto" at next year's Oscars to be a contender in mainstream categories.
Latinos supported America's turn towards assimilation because they feared the trap of Spanish-language ghettos.
But over the last 25 years, bilingual programs at many schools have become foreign-language ghettos from which many children never escape.
Mr. Levy has made important changes in bilingual education, a troubled area that traditionally trapped children in foreign-language ghettos and never let them out.
