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I think you are asking for common slang from the deep south of the US. African Americans do not speak any differently in the NW or NE parts of the U.S. than white counterparts. The deep south (Alabama, Mississippi) has a rich heritage with their own unique slang phrases such as: Get a hankering for something, get in a heap of trouble, eat some hominy and grits.
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