3170:: A linguistic ideology that undoubtedly plays a prominent role within the German language community in Germany. This ideology includes the conviction that the best High German is spoken in Northern Germany, respectively in and around Hannover, and is of fundamental importance in the Assessment or evaluation of language use among linguistic laypersons in Germany. From the perspective of professional linguists, the fact that linguistic Hanoverism is also held by people who may never have been to Hanover themselves or heard a Hanoverian speak, and ironically even by people who live in the south of Germany and whose language use is judged and stigmatised as deficient precisely in the light of this ideology, is decisive here.(Maitz 2014, König 2013) Linguistic ideologies can be explicit and implicit. Explicit: In the first case, they are consciously represented and appear, for example, in the form of assertions on the linguistic surface. Implicit: In the second case, they are either hidden between the lines, i.e. recognisable in the form of implicatures behind meta-linguistic statements, or can only be inferred from what is (consciously) not said but could be said.(Pollak 2002) Implicit linguistic ideologies are thus not directly accessible to the observer, often they are not even conscious to those who represent them.
2985:: For most of its existence, the Kingdom of Hungary had been a linguistically-inclusionary state, but with the rise of ethnic nationalism in the early 19th century, this tradition was completely reversed due to a gradual adoption of nationalist and anti-minority policies by Hungary's ruling elites. The policy of Magyarisation (sometimes also "Hungarianisation") emerged in the 19th-century Kingdom of Hungary, and was practiced until the dissolution of Austria-Hungary in 1918. Magyarization saw efforts to marginalize and erase the use of minority languages in culture, education, politics, placenames and even everyday use. Targets included a number of Slavic languages (Slovak, Rusyn, Ukrainian, etc.), Romanian, and others. During the 1890s, hundreds of villages and towns throughout the Hungarian part of Austria-Hungary were forcibly renamed to more Hungarian forms. This included the renaming of already existing Hungarian placenames, previously in use for centuries, largely to promote the exclusionary nationalist ideology of the era. The strictest pro-Magyarization policies were adopted as legislation in 1907, known as the Apponyi Laws (Lex Apponyi), spearheaded by
3423:) despite local opposition. However, Anglophones in Cameroon are not all those who have English as their first official language, as opposed to those who speak French as their first official language. As stated by Professor Simo Bobda (2001), Anglophony in Cameroon is more an ethnic, cultural and regional concept than a linguistic one. This definition excludes Francophones who have been settled for a long time in the English-speaking area, even if they have property and ties there. This analysis also excludes Francophones who master English because they have acquired an Anglo-Saxon education, or studied in establishments of the Anglophone subsystem which proliferate in the Francophone zone. Clearly, the Anglophones of Cameroon are indeed a very particular cultural identity, a limited geographical space and a specific historical course, before being a simple linguistic community. With this preliminary clarification, we can better understand the nature and contours of the English-speaking problem which today is raising socio-political tension in the South-West and North-West regions of the country.
3176:: Of several variants of a dependent linguistic variable, only one tends to be accepted as correct, usually the one that corresponds to the written or formal language use of a northern German educated elite.(Maitz/Elspass 2007) In this sense, linguistic ideologies are latent instruments of power, characterised as "naturalised power, as power which no longer looks like power".(Blommaert 1997) The German linguistic community of Germany, for example, is very much influenced by the ideology of standardism. Learning and using the homogeneous standard language are thus usually presented as the common interests of every speaker of German. The suspicion arises that standardism serves less the common good than the interests of certain social groups who are interested in maintaining the status quo, for instance because they perceive linguistic diversity as problematic and/or simply because their own language use is aligned with the standard and they enjoy social privileges as a result.
3390:, ASL is not always recognized as a language. Its recognition is crucial both for those learning ASL as an additional language, and for prelingually-deaf children who learn ASL as their first language. Linguist Sherman Wilcox concludes that given that it has a body of literature and international scope, to single ASL out as unsuitable for a foreign language curriculum is inaccurate. Russel S. Rosen also writes about government and academic resistance to acknowledging ASL as a foreign language at the high school or college level, which Rosen believes often resulted from a lack of understanding about the language. Rosen and Wilcox's conclusions both point to discrimination ASL users face regarding its status as a language, that although decreasing over time is still present.
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minority of the province. The law also seeks to protect French against the growing social and economic dominance of
English. Though the English-speaking population had been shrinking since the 1960s, it was hastened by the law, and the 2006 census showed a net loss of 180,000 native English-speakers. Despite this, speaking English at work continues to be strongly correlated with higher earnings, with French-only speakers earning significantly less. The law is credited with successfully raising the status of French in a predominantly English-speaking economy, and it has been influential in countries facing similar circumstances. However, amendments have made it less powerful under the pressure from society and thus less effective than it was in the past.
3315:. Americans would speak Spanish in exaggerated American accent. Although short training will allow Americans to speak in a more original accent, people refuse to do so, and instead intentionally maintain this attitude toward Spanish. Furthermore, people would mix English with Spanish and modify standard Spanish to create jokes. For example, "hasta mañana" is modified to "hasta banana." Another example is "No problemo." while "problemo" is not a word in Spanish. This is considered an inappropriate joke that shows linguistic racism to Spanish. Many Spanish speaker reflect that mock Spanish is offensive.
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mental capacity. The misconception that ASL users are incapable of complex thought was prevalent, although this has decreased as further studies about its recognition of a language have taken place. For example, ASL users faced overwhelming discrimination for the supposedly "lesser" language that they use and were met with condescension especially when using their language in public. Another way discrimination against ASL is evident is how, despite research conducted by linguists like Stokoe or
2254:. Linguist Carmen Fought explains how an individual's use of language may allow another person to categorize them into a specific social group that may otherwise be less apparent. For example, in the United States it is common to perceive Southerners as less intelligent. Belonging to a social group such as the South may be less salient than membership to other groups that are defined by ethnicity or gender. Language provides a bridge for prejudice to occur for these less salient social groups.
2292:, being a language that most countries speak in the world, experiences a lot of linguistic discrimination when people from different linguistic backgrounds meet. Regional differences and native languages may have an impact on how people speak the language. For example, many non-native speakers in other countries fail to pronounce the âthâ sound. Instead, they use the "s" sound, which is more common in other languages, to replace it. âThankâ becomes âsank,â and âmotherâ becomes âmozer.â In
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States, where people from the North are typically perceived as being less likable in character, and
Southerners are perceived as being less intelligent. As sociolinguist, Lippi-Green, argues, "It has been widely observed that when histories are written, they focus on the dominant class... Generally studies of the development of language over time are very narrowly focused on the smallest portion of speakers: those with power and resources to control the distribution of information."
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ASL to their deaf kid to avoid compromising their
English although research shows that learning ASL does not interfere with a child's ability to learn English. In fact, the early acquisition of ASL proves to be useful to the child in learning English later on. When making a decision about cochlear implantation, parents are not properly educated about the benefits of ASL or the Deaf Community. This is seen by many members of the Deaf Community as cultural and linguistic genocide.
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2457:, while members of the local bourgeoise are able to speak both French and Creole. Members of this local elite frequently conduct business and politics in French, thereby excluding many of the working-class from such activities. In addition, D. L. Sheath, an advocate for the use of indigenous languages in India, also writes that the Indian elite associates nationalism with a unitary identity, and in this context, "uses English as a means of exclusion and an instrument of
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in the worst case. However, linguistic discrimination may not always be bad bias or cause superiority. A mixed pronunciation of different languages may also lead to mixed reactions. Some people who are native to the language may find these mixes to be special and good, while some others are unfriendly with these speakers. Nonetheless, all these are stereotypes of certain languages and may lead to cognition bias. Former president Donald Trumpâs wife,
3103:, with other related laws guaranteeing rights to the country's minority languages (e.g. in bureaucracy, education, cultural venues, multilingual street and road signs). The law was subsequently amended in 1999, to guarantee further protection to minority language use and comply with EU standards. The law saw controversial amendments in 2009. Slovakia's 2006-2010 government passed a controversial amendment to aspects of the language law in 2009.
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2517:. However, by the post-war period, English was increasingly viewed as necessary skill for accessing professional employment and better economic opportunities. As a result, there was increasing support amongst the populace for English-based education, which Kenya's Ministry of Education adopted post-independence, and Uganda following their civil war. Later on, members of the Ominde Commission in Kenya expressed the need for
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3258:. Currently, AAVE is unique and organized enough to be a new language that derives from English but becomes its own new language. It shares many similar characteristics with standard English, but it has its own complexity with African American culture and history. Nonetheless, AAVE is only used in non-formal situations. It is not uncommon for AAVE speakers to speak in formal and standard English under formal situations.
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English. Among Asian immigrants, 60% are able to speak English fluently. The proportion is much lower for new immigrants. However, this low English literacy level and lack of translation discourages many Asian immigrants to obtain access social services, such as health care. Asian immigrants, especially younger students, experience a language barrier. They are forced to learn a new language.
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English, not a degenerate form of it. A listener may misjudge the user of such a sentence to be unintellectual or uneducated. The speaker may be intellectually capable, educated, and proficient in standard English, but chose to say the sentence in AAVE for social and sociolinguistic reasons such as the intended audience of the sentence, a phenomenon known as
3374:, instruction conducted exclusively in spoken language, as the preferred education method for Deaf individuals. These ideas were outlined in eight resolutions which ultimately resulted in the removal of Deaf individuals from their own educational institutions, leaving generations of Deaf persons to be educated single-handedly by hearing individuals.
3493:. Until 2002, Turkey placed severe restrictions on the use of Kurdish, including a ban on its use in education and broadcast media. Many mayors were tried for issuing public documents in the Kurdish language. The Kurdish alphabet is not recognized in Turkey, and prior to 2013 the use of Kurdish names containing the letters
2485:. Scholars such as Hebblethwaite argue that Creole-based education will improve learning, literacy and socioeconomic mobility in a country where 95% of the population are monolingual in Creole. However, resultant disparities in colonial language fluency and educational quality can impede social mobility.
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protects non-native speakers from discrimination in the workplace based on their national origin or use of dialect. There are state laws which also address the protection of non-native speakers, such as the
California Fair Employment and Housing Act. However, industries often argue in retrospect that
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Reports have shown that black workers who sound more "black" earn on average 12% less than their peers (data in 2009). In education, students who speak in AAVE are educated by their teachers that AAVE is not proper or is not correct. According to a survey, when a person speaks in AAVE, listeners tend
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Mufwene also draws a distinction between settler colonies and exploitation colonies. In the latter, the process of colonization was focused on the extraction of raw materials needed in Europe. As a result, Europeans were less invested in their exploitation colonies, and few colonists planned to build
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and health care since they do not understand the language. Mentally, they may be ashamed or feel guilty to speak their home language. People who speak another language that is not the mainstream language does not feel social acceptance. Researches show that countries with assimilation policies result
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The linguistic disenfranchisement rate in the EU can significantly vary across countries. For residents in two EU-countries that are either native speakers of
English or proficient in English as a foreign language the disenfranchisement rate is equal to zero. In his study "Multilingual communication
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and the Andean states, indigenous cultures were lost as aboriginal tribes mixed with colonists. In these countries, the establishment of new
European orders led to the adoption of colonial languages in governance and industry. In addition, European colonists also viewed the dissolution of indigenous
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of the elite class. Elites reveal strong racism through writing, speaking, and other communication methods, providing a basis for discrimination. Their way of speaking the language is considered the higher class, emphasizing the idea that how one speaks a language is related to social, economic, and
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September 2003 to take Kurdish names, but cannot use the letters x, w, or q, which are common in Kurdish but do not exist in Turkey's version of the Latin alphabet. Those letters, however, are used in Turkey in the names of companies, TV and radio channels,
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after its independence in 1830. French was for a long time the only official language and the only language of education, administration, law and justice despite Dutch being the most common language because it was rejected in the ruling class since it was identified with the Dutch rule between 1815
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of Quebec and mandates its use (with exceptions) in government offices and communiques, schools, and in commercial public relations. The law is a way of preventing linguistic discrimination against the majority francophone population of Quebec who were for a very long time controlled by the
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within the education system appears to contravene this treaty. In addition, children who speak indigenous languages can also be disadvantaged when educated in foreign languages, and often have high illiteracy rates. For example, when the French arrived to "civilize" Algeria, which included imposing
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have chosen to teach colonial languages in all schools, often to the exclusion of local indigenous languages. As colonial languages were viewed by many as the "civilized" tongues, being "educated" often meant being able to speak and write in these colonial tongues. Indigenous language education was
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pronunciation, âHi, where were youâ may be pronounced like âHi, veir ver youâ since it is closer to Russian. It may be considered an inappropriate ways to speak the language and be ridiculed by native speakers. Research has shown that this linguistic discrimination may lead to bullying and violence
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is associated with being of higher class and thus more likable. In addition to prestige, research has shown that certain accents may also be associated with less intelligence, and having poorer social skills. An example can be seen in the difference between Southerners and Northerners in the United
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in linguicism, with some asserting that speakers of dominant languages gravitate towards discrimination against speakers of other, less dominant languages, while disadvantaging themselves linguistically by remaining monolingual. According to scholar Carolyn McKinley, this phenomenon is most present
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is spoken. Cantonese is a regional dialect in Guangdong, Hong Kong and nearby regions, and Mandarin is the major language spoken in majority of China. Chinese government intended to advocate inter-regional communication by educating Mandarin rather than in Cantonese throughout the country. In 2010
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for their deaf child in order for the child to use spoken language. Research shows, however, that deaf kids without cochlear implants acquire ASL with much greater ease than deaf kids with cochlear implants acquire spoken English. In addition, medical professionals discourage parents from teaching
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is still a topic understudied. A scholar in paper includes a short story that an Asian reporter was asked whether she can speak English every time she meets a stranger. Everyone was assuming that she may not understand English because she has an Asian appearance. Most Americans assume Asian cannot
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court case, AAVE was compared against standard English to determine how much of an education barrier existed for children that had been primarily raised with AAVE. The assigned linguists determined that the differences, stemming from a history of racial segregation, were significant enough for the
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also differs from standard English. Some phrases require sufficient cultural background to understand. From the grammatic aspect, AAVE shows more complex structures that allow speaker to express a wider range with more specificity. However, since the majority of AAVE speakers is African Americans,
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is often perceived by members of mainstream American society as indicative of low intelligence or limited education, and as with many other non-standard dialects and especially creoles, it is usually called "lazy" or "bad" English. According to researches, AAVE was initially a language that black
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Trader colonization was often followed by settler colonization, where European colonizers settled in these colonies to build new homes. Hamel, a Mexican linguist, argues that "segregation" and "integration" were two primary ways through which settler colonists engaged with aboriginal cultures. In
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proved ASL to be its own language based on its unique structure and grammar, separate from that of English. Before this, ASL was thought to be merely a collection of gestures used to represent English. Because of its use of visual space, it was mistakenly believed that its users are of a lesser
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For example, a black American who uses a typical AAVE sentence such as "He be comin' in every day and sayin' he ain't done nothing" may be judged as having a deficient command of grammar, whereas, in fact, such a sentence is constructed based on a complex grammar which is different from that of
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region in what is now modern-day Canada, the local returning officer only accepted the votes of individuals who were enfranchised, which required indigenous peoples to "read and write fluently... own and another language, either English or French". This caused political parties to increasingly
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and other native languages as part of a deliberate political repression, especially in schools and broadcast media. In 1964 use of Taiwanese in schools or official settings was forbidden, and transgression in schools punished with beatings, fines and humiliation. This discrimination started to
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and English. It is considered a confusion of Chinese and English grammar, accompanied by Chinese accent. An example would be "Open the light," since "open" and "turn on" are the same word ("ćŒ") in Chinese. Another example would be "Yes, I have." This is the literal translation from Chinese to
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It is a common approach for colonizers to set language limitations. Japanese government in 1910 enacted decrees in colony Korea to completely eliminate existing Korean culture and language. All schools must teach Japanese and Hanja. By doing so, Japanese government was able to make Korea more
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As colonial languages are used as the languages of governance and commerce in many colonial and postcolonial states, locals who only speak indigenous languages can be disenfranchised. By forcing the locals to speak the colonizers' language, colonizers assimilate the indigenous people and hold
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captured the idea of language-based discrimination as linguicism, which was defined as "ideologies and structures which are used to legitimize, effectuate, and reproduce unequal divisions of power and resources (both material and non-material) between groups which are defined on the basis of
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In contrast to the previous examples of linguistic prejudice, linguistic discrimination involves the actual treatment of individuals based on use of language. Examples may be clearly seen in the workplace, in marketing, and in education systems. For example, some workplaces enforce an
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population, low francophone graduation rates as a result of the outlawing of francophone schools across Canada, differences in average earnings between francophones and anglophones in the same positions, fewer chances of being hired or promoted for francophones, and many other things.
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has described this particular form of linguicism as particularly problematic in the United States, where non-standard linguistic structures are often deemed "incorrect" by teachers and potential employers in contrast to other countries such as Morocco, Finland and Italy where
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served as a lingua franca in the North and Baltic Sea areas from around the 12th/13th century until the early 16th century, but the nobility, institutions of authority and influential people in the 16th century started to force writers in Northern Germany to use
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a class who may be interpreters between us and the millions who govern... a class of persons, Indian in blood and color, but English in taste, in my opinion, in morals and in intellect" in his now-famous "Macaulay minutes", which were written in support of the
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homes in these colonies. As a result, indigenous languages were able to survive to a greater extent in these colonies compared to settler colonies. In exploitation colonies, colonial languages were often only taught to a small local elite. During the period of
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In the medical community, there is immense bias against deafness and ASL. This stems from the belief that spoken languages are superior to sign languages. Because 90% of deaf babies are born to hearing parents, who are usually unaware of the existence of the
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would exclude 51% to 90% of adult residents. A language regime based on English, French and German would disenfranchise 30% to 56% of residents, whereas a regime based on six languages would bring the shares of excluded population down to 9â22%. After
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can be seen as the acts towards them. The difference between the two should be recognized because prejudice may be held against someone, but it may not be acted on. The following are examples of linguistic prejudice which may result in discrimination.
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describes trader colonization as one of the earliest forms of European colonization. In regions such as the western coast of Africa as well as the Americas, trade relations between European colonizers and indigenous peoples led to the development of
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Furthermore, the legal system in the United States has been found to produce worse outcomes for speakers of AAVE. Court reporters are less accurate at transcribing black speakers, and judges can misinterpret the meaning of black speech in cases.
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comes to the conclusion that the current multilingual policy of the EU is not in the absolute the most effective way to inform Europeans about the EU; in certain countries, additional languages may be useful to minimize linguistic exclusion.
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language". Although different names have been given to this form of discrimination, they all hold the same definition. Linguistic discrimination is culturally and socially determined due to preference for one use of language over others.
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is introduced to sociolinguistics to address linguistic discrimination directly rather than under the category of racism. Linguistic ideology is defined as the conception or feeling that how a person speaks a certain language can imply
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to declare it unconstitutional. This led to the law being constitutionally struck down on 21 May 2021. This decision recognizes the right of central administration to oppose the spelling of Basque and Breton names when they contain an
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that language is both a medium of communication, as well as a carrier of culture. As a result, linguistic discrimination resulting from colonization has facilitated the erasure of pre-colonial histories and identities. For example,
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of 1880 which set precedence for public opinion of manual forms of communication, including ASL, creating lasting consequences for members of the Deaf community. The conference almost unanimously (save a handful of allies such as
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Another form of linguicism is evidenced by the following: in some parts of the United States, a person who has a strong Spanish accent and uses only simple English words may be thought of as poor, poorly educated, and possibly an
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to believe that the speaker is an African American from North America and is more related to adjectives such as poor, uneducated, and unintelligent. By merely sounding like black, a person may be assumed to be in certain image.
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Szasz, Margaret Connell (April 2009). "Colin G. Calloway. White People, Indians, and Highlanders: Tribal People and Colonial Encounters in Scotland and America. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2008. Pp. 368. $ 35.00 (cloth)".
2348:, were based on European ones. As trader colonization proceeded mainly via these hybrid languages, rather than the languages of the colonizers, scholars like Mufwene contend that it posed little threat to indigenous languages.
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in higher stress. They are forced to accept this mainstream language and foreign culture. According to statistics, every two weeks an endangered language will be extinct. This is because, on the country level, linguistically
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as their written language. This caused a change first in the written language and later on in the spoken language through a strong social stigmatization by what this process has been called an inner colonization by linguist
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In contrast to settler colonies, in exploitation colonies, education in colonial tongues was only accessible to a small indigenous elite. Both the British Macaulay Doctrine, as well as French and Portuguese systems of
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Linguistic discrimination is often defined in terms of prejudice of language. It is important to note that although there is a relationship between prejudice and discrimination, they are not always directly related.
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in promoting a national and pan-African identity. Kenya therefore began to offer Kiswahili as a compulsory, non-examinable subject in primary school, but it remained secondary to English as a medium of instruction.
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3775:. The quality of a book or article may be judged by the language in which it is written. In the scientific community, for example, those who evaluated a text in two language versions, English and the national
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and disrecpectful accent and modification represents "elevation of whiteness" and direct racism. Since white people consider Spanish-speaking people to be lower in social status, they refuse to respect the
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Canada was first colonized by French settlers. Later, the British took control of Canada, while the influence of French culture and languages were still enormous. Historically, the Canadian government and
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such as Uganda and Kenya have historically had a policy of teaching in indigenous languages and only introducing English in the upper grades. This policy was a legacy of the "dual mandate" as conceived by
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than others depending on the cultural context. However, with so many dialects, it can be difficult to determine which is the most preferable. The best answer linguists can give, such as the authors of
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Even today, many postcolonial states continue to use colonial languages in their public institutions, even though these languages are not spoken by the majority of their residents. For example, the
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French on local Algerians, the literacy rate in Algeria was over 40%, higher than that in France at the time. However, when the French left in 1962, the literacy rate in Algiers was at best 10-15%.
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was not taught in the educational system due to being "one of the chief, principal causes of barbarity and incivility" in the words of one statute. Scottish Gaelic has no official status in
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English, and it is hard for Chinese people to learn this quickly. Speaking Chinglish may result in racial discrimination, while this is only the nuance between Chinese and English grammar.
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Linguistic discrimination appeared before the term was established. During the 1980s, scholars explored the connection between racism and languages. Linguistic discrimination was a part of
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policy, which is part of an American political movement that pushes for English to be accepted as the official language. In the United States, the federal law, Titles VI and VII of the
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Sandel, Todd L. (2003). "Linguistic capital in Taiwan: The KMT's Mandarin language policy and its perceived impact on language practices of bilingual Mandarin and Tai-gi speakers".
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price tags in Kurdish. In 2012, Kurdish-language lessons became an elective subject in public schools. Previously, Kurdish education had only been possible in private institutions.
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in the English-speaking regions of the country despite constitutional stipulations on bilingualism. Measures include appointing French-speaking teachers and judges (in regions with
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is interpreted to have the purpose of obliterating all Korean cultural and spiritual independence to keep Koreans colonized forever. Japanese was required to teach in schools.
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social minorities are often the most consistent targets, due to the fact that the speech varieties that come to be associated with such groups have a tendency to be
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populations must learn the common language to obtain resources. Their opportunities are very limited when they cannot communicate in a way everyone else understands.
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being "locked in a conceptual framework grounded in English" which prevents academia as a whole from reaching a "more universal, culture-independent perspective".
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people in America used to clearly express the life of oppression. People reflect that it is usually more difficult and understand and respond to an AAVE speaker.
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Hebblethwaite, Benjamin (2012). "French and underdevelopment, Haitian Creole and development: Educational language policy problems and solutions in Haiti".
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as the administrative language of the empire. Coptic gradually declined within a few hundred years and suffered violent persecutions, especially under the
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are concerned whether they have an accent in speaking Spanish. However, Americans may concern less or does not concern their accent when they are speaking
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on the part of the listener who will immediately think of the speaker as either undocumented, poor, uneducated or even insulting to their intelligence.
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were taught English and forbidden to use their indigenous languages. This severed the slaves' linguistic and thus cultural connection to Africa.
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The brutality and linguicism against Tamils in Sri Lanka which took thousands of Tamil lives because of their language. This was rooted from "
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post, or chat session may be more inclined to take the author seriously if the language is written in accordance with the standard language.
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in the country. The 2010-2012 Slovak government opened the law again in 2011, voting to remove the previous controversial amendments.
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and politicians in Hungary accused the law of being discriminatory to their language group, claiming it endangers the rights to use
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that was similar to the Germanisation of Slavic peoples. This was also the time when the name of the language changed from
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The controversy concerning the reductions of Finnish autonomy is considered to already have begun in the early 1890s, see
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for speakers of different languages and a global means for clarifying, elucidating, storing, and comparing ideas" (194) (
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often seen as an impediment to achieving fluency in these colonial languages, and thus deliberately suppressed.
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can be defined as negative attitudes towards a person based on their membership of a social group, whereas
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and enjoys political support. It forces all residents including those from outside Karnataka to speak
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for whom? Language policy and fairness in the European Union",
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was one of so-called patois. In 1539, with Article 111 of the
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Linguistic human rights: overcoming linguistic discrimination
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Stevens, James H.; Ruder, Kenneth F.; Tew, Roy (April 1973).
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Globalization and language vitality: Perspectives from Africa
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operates a great deal using written language. Readers of a
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Critical Inquiries in the Sociolinguistics of Globalization
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Action Linguistic Rights: Violations of Linguistic Rights
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Canadian Public Policy â Analyse de Politiques Vol. XXXVI
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Convention against Discrimination in Education, Article 5
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discriminated against Canada's French-speaking population
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and the characteristics of their speech, including their
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Kurdish performers banned, Appeal from International PEN
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Canadian Institute for Research on Linguistic Minorities
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4353:"Preventing Linguistic Racism and Discrimination â CETL"
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Special Focus Cases: Leyla Zana, Prisoner of Conscience
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Status and Function of Languages and Language Varieties
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Multilingualism and the education of minority children.
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Second revised, expanded edition. New York: Routledge.
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Lin, Angel; Martin, Peter, eds. (31 December 2005).
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was the peak of the violence against Tamils in 1983.
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5876:"Speech Discrimination in Black and White Children"
5770:Arifin, Jose Aramando; Dewi, Ienneke Indra (2023).
5413:, European Union Politics, 2016, Vol. 17(4) 546â569
5102:
International Documents on Corporate Responsibility
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4374:Lueck, Kerstin; Wilson, Machelle (1 January 2010).
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European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages
2884:. The French government still has not ratified the
5680:"Montenegrin Serbs Allege Language Discrimination"
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4832:Confronting Educational Policy in Neoliberal Times
4055:"Single dominant tongue keeps inequality in place"
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3344:is a common point of attack. It is the mixture of
3055:make Russian the only official language of Finland
9180:Racial bias in criminal news in the United States
7346:Language policy and political issues in education
6071:Kurinec, Courtney A.; Weaver, Charles A. (2021).
3433:becomes 'normative' in the education system. The
1890:Racial bias in criminal news in the United States
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6389:"The International Deafness Controversy of 1880"
5493:Arnove, R. F.; Graff, H. J. (11 November 2013).
5281:International Journal of Intercultural Relations
5167:International Journal on Multicultural Societies
4960:International Journal of Educational Development
4808:Mufwene, Salikoko; Vigouroux, CĂ©cile B. (2008).
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4623:Mufwene, Salikoko; Vigouroux, CĂ©cile B. (2008).
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4380:International Journal of Intercultural Relations
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5266:Doctoral Dissertation, University of Cape Town
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2527:Convention against Discrimination in Education
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1010:SPLC-designated list of anti-LGBTQ hate groups
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7306:World Englishes: A Resource Book for Students
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4241:"Language ideologies â Evolving perspectives"
4182:"Linguistic racism: Origins and implications"
4118:"HLW: Word Forms: Processes: English Accents"
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8538:List of people killed for being transgender
7001:"Japanese Rule (1910â1945) | K12 Academics"
6918:"TRT HABER - Ăzel KĂŒrtçe Kanala YeĆil IĆık"
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7056:(4). Cambridge University Press: 523â551.
6944:"Kurdish TV starts broadcasting in Turkey"
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6528:Journal of Deaf Studies and Deaf Education
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6218:"Language, Race, and White Public Space"
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4311:Lipovec Äebron, UrĆĄula (30 March 2021).
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6460:"ASL as a Foreign Language Fact Sheet"
6426:Anthropology & Education Quarterly
6332:"5 Must-Know Common Chinglish Phrases"
6004:Languages in America: A Pluralist View
5980:The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language
5606:
5232:International Journal of Peace Studies
5074:
4916:Journal of Pidgin and Creole Languages
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2465:Linguistic discrimination in education
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7121:Uday Singh, Chander (31 March 1981).
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6006:, pp. 7-8. Multilingual Matters Ltd.
5745:Standard English: the Widening Debate
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5653:TyynilÀ, Markku (16 September 1997).
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8344:Capital punishment for homosexuality
7666:Social determinants of mental health
7027:"Remembering Sri Lanka's Black July"
6924:from the original on 18 January 2012
6688:"Le problĂšme anglophone au Cameroun"
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6174:Callahan, Laura (5 September 2014).
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3126:Language policies of Francoist Spain
2789:was discouraged in schools, and the
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1032:Capital punishment for homosexuality
330:Social determinants of mental health
8464:Genital modification and mutilation
7173:Rampal, Nitish (27 December 2018).
7147:Dipankar Gupta (30 November 1999).
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6368:from the original on 1 January 1970
6024:Grogger, Jeffrey (1 January 2011).
5655:"Daehn, Woldemar von (1838 - 1900)"
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4052:Dommisse, Ebbe (16 November 2016).
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4002:ACLU Foundation of North California
2668:, they have treated its members as
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2107:Scholars have analyzed the role of
1152:Genital modification and mutilation
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7025:Haviland, Charles (23 July 2013).
6980:from the original on 13 March 2013
6851:has company under the name of AXA
6002:Dicker, Susan J. (2nd ed., 2003).
5364:Journal of French Language Studies
3511:24-hour Kurdish television station
3333:Linguistic discrimination against
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2727:Linguistic disenfranchisement rate
2426:, for example, argues in his book
2222:Language and social group saliency
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6999:Glavin, Chris (7 February 2017).
6871:Mark Liberman (24 October 2013).
6740:from the original on 10 May 2016.
6330:Mandarin, That's (20 July 2022).
6176:"The importance of being earnest"
5929:King, Sharese (14 January 2020).
5429:. University of Wisconsin Press.
3270:Hispanic Americans and linguicism
2888:. On 8 April 2021, the Breton MP
2817:
2488:On the other hand, areas such as
2473:Photo of school children in Haiti
2379:Carlisle Indian Industrial School
2314:History of linguistic imperialism
2305:, accent is a part of identity.
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8943:Diversity, equity, and inclusion
8780:Law for Protection of the Nation
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6899:Turkey to get Kurdish television
6661:Foretia, Denis (21 March 2017).
6498:10.1111/j.1540-4781.2008.00684.x
6216:Hill, Jane H. (September 1998).
5845:10.1111/j.1548-7466.2010.01069.x
3633:occurred in a move to recognise
3529:, water bills, construction and
3099:as the official language of the
2772:Parliament of the United Kingdom
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2321:Linguistic imperialism § History
2319:This section is an excerpt from
1645:Diversity, equity, and inclusion
1474:Law for Protection of the Nation
1368:White genocide conspiracy theory
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8785:MSM blood donation restrictions
8533:LGBT grooming conspiracy theory
7344:R. Wodak and D. Corson (eds.),
7329:Skutnabb-Kangas et al. (eds.),
6946:. Kurdmedia.com. Archived from
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1479:MSM blood donation restrictions
1221:LGBT grooming conspiracy theory
8798:(as religious or racial quota)
6817:KarakaĆ, Saniye (March 2004).
6438:10.1525/aeq.1988.19.3.05x1559y
5199:Equal Subjects, Unequal Rights
4392:10.1016/j.ijintrel.2009.10.004
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3697:resulting in an exodus in 2008
3068:("indigenization") and before
2938:leading to such events as the
2864:, French, the language of the
2862:Ordinance of Villers-CotterĂȘts
2711:Charter of the French Language
2061:, the perceived size of their
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9212:Second-generation gender bias
8928:Constitutional colorblindness
7656:Social determinants of health
7323:
6859:television channel in Turkey.
6794:. 11 May 2011. Archived from
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5035:Decolonisation, Globalisation
4972:10.1016/s0738-0593(99)00034-6
4873:Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands)
4716:Gazette (Leiden, Netherlands)
4180:May, Stephen (October 2023).
4085:Natural Semantic Metalanguage
3942:
3618:and banned the public use of
3445:want to anglicise completely.
3074:languages of the Soviet Union
2905:letter and forbid such names.
2664:, during some periods in the
2541:
2407:English Education Act of 1835
2400:highlighted the need for "...
2197:judge the native population,
1922:Second-generation gender bias
1630:Constitutional colorblindness
320:Social determinants of health
7333:, Walter de Gruyter (1995),
6847:and trademarks. For example
6387:Traynor, Bob (1 June 2016).
5935:Annual Review of Linguistics
5827:HILL, JANE H. (April 2010).
5797:10.1051/e3sconf/202342601055
5293:10.1016/0147-1767(96)00028-4
4534:10.1371/journal.pone.0231089
4152:Lippi-Green, Rosina (2012).
3801:
3505:, which do not exist in the
3406:
3353:American Sign Language users
2721:
2608:
2441:Colonial languages and class
7:
9123:Medical model of disability
8975:Hate speech laws by country
6486:The Modern Language Journal
6358:"Deaf History - Milan 1880"
5110:10.4337/9781845428297.00029
4885:10.1177/0016549297059001003
4728:10.1177/0016549297059001003
4239:Kroskrity, Paul V. (2010),
3819:
3136:during the dictatorship of
2674:Quebec sovereignty movement
2574:
2500:Photo of a school in Uganda
1833:Medical model of disability
1677:Hate speech laws by country
10:
9356:
9232:Social model of disability
7711:Discrimination against men
7304:Jenkins, Jennifer (2003).
6576:The Hastings Center Report
6407:"Milan Conference of 1880"
6030:Journal of Human Resources
5892:10.1177/002383097301600203
5423:Wolf, Nicholas M. (2014).
5143:10.4324/9780203835654.ch27
4954:Bunyi, Grace (July 1999).
4681:Journal of British Studies
3912:Standard language ideology
3545:
3476:Mamluke Sultanate of Cairo
2914:language shift in Brussels
2692:, extreme poverty and low
2413:
2318:
1942:Social model of disability
375:Discrimination against men
18:
9330:Linguistic discrimination
9289:
9028:
8905:
8698:
8585:Opposition to immigration
8309:
7956:
7803:
7553:
7503:Race / Ethnicity
7440:
7409:
7062:10.1017/S0047404503324030
6235:10.1525/aa.1998.100.3.680
6090:10.3389/fpsyg.2021.785283
5833:Transforming Anthropology
5528:"Scottish Languages Bill"
5377:10.1017/s0959269512000038
5370:(2): f1âf2. 16 May 2012.
4655:10.1515/9783110866391.271
4199:10.1177/14687968231193072
3967:"Language Discrimination"
3631:Bengali language movement
3370:), reaffirmed the use of
3328:
3064:, following the phase of
2388:Portrait of Lord Macaulay
2257:
2180:
2035:Linguistic discrimination
1273:Opposition to immigration
159:Race / Ethnicity
8580:Occupational segregation
8349:Compulsory sterilization
6154:
4245:Society and Language Use
3918:
3813:Civil Rights Act of 1964
3758:
3623:decrease and ended when
3435:universities of Pretoria
3368:Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
1268:Occupational segregation
1037:Compulsory sterilization
9108:Internalized oppression
8970:Fighting Discrimination
8960:Fat acceptance movement
8918:Anti-discrimination law
8558:Native American mascots
6715:15 October 2007 at the
6222:American Anthropologist
6077:Frontiers in Psychology
5978:Crystal, David (2010).
5756:Lippi-Green, R. (2012)
5324:29 October 2013 at the
4928:10.1075/jpcl.27.2.03heb
4647:Linguistic Human Rights
3872:Linguistic prescription
3691:becoming the target of
3561:Joseon Education Decree
3557:Joseon Education Decree
3460:Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan
3413:Anglophone Cameroonians
2898:Conseil Constitutionnel
2850:have similar histories.
2760:British rule in Ireland
1818:Internalized oppression
1672:Fighting Discrimination
1662:Fat acceptance movement
1620:Anti-discrimination law
1246:Native American mascots
9335:Discrimination by type
9227:Social identity threat
9200:Reverse discrimination
9190:Racial color blindness
8670:Violence against women
8650:Sex-selective abortion
6648:10.5749/j.ctt9qh3m7.33
6192:10.1075/sic.11.2.03cal
5776:E3S Web of Conferences
5723:10.25162/zdl-2015-0007
5607:Polenz, Peter (1991).
5043:10.21832/9781853598265
4764:World Literature Today
4476:10.21832/9781788922852
4330:10.3390/socsci10040125
3842:Global language system
3763:Linguicism applies to
3659:Marathi superamacy in
3591:this gave rise to the
3359:American Sign Language
3277:undocumented immigrant
3105:Hungarians in Slovakia
2940:WrzeĆnia school strike
2827:
2682:Lower Canada Rebellion
2614:Francophones in Canada
2501:
2474:
2389:
2356:
2243:
2174:Received Pronunciation
2162:Do You Speak American?
2120:introduced during the
2109:linguistic imperialism
1937:Social identity threat
1910:Reverse discrimination
1900:Racial color blindness
1358:Violence against women
1338:Sex-selective abortion
9195:Religious intolerance
9155:Political correctness
8985:Intersex human rights
8933:Cultural assimilation
8615:Religious persecution
8379:Disability hate crime
7308:, p. 200. Routledge.
7284:Skillsphere Education
6721:Amnesty International
6541:10.1093/deafed/enq004
6156:Dialectal Due Process
5705:Maitz, PĂ©ter (2015).
5079:. Walter de Gruyter.
5075:Rannut, Mart (2010).
5004:. Walter de Gruyter.
4840:10.4324/9781315149875
4081:Imprisoned by English
3867:Linguistic insecurity
3837:Economics of language
3827:Cultural assimilation
3777:Scandinavian language
3527:marriage certificates
3150:in Ukraine under the
3019:19th-century policies
2956:Early New High German
2825:
2770:in 1922. In 2022 the
2758:During the period of
2705:Anglophones in Quebec
2694:socio-economic status
2678:Quebecois nationalism
2670:second-class citizens
2499:
2472:
2429:Decolonizing the Mind
2394:British rule in India
2387:
2354:
2229:
2051:their use of language
1905:Religious intolerance
1865:Political correctness
1687:Intersex human rights
1635:Cultural assimilation
1303:Religious persecution
1067:Disability hate crime
8600:Political repression
7606:Anti-left handedness
7596:Anti-intellectualism
7100:Sino-Platonic Papers
7005:www.k12academics.com
5257:Cote, David (2014).
4253:10.1075/hoph.7.13kro
4011:on 4 September 2012.
3887:Minoritized language
3877:Linguistic profiling
3643:Dominion of Pakistan
3573:The Sinhala Only Act
3388:Gallaudet University
3285:cognitive dissonance
3183:In the United States
3023:Partitions of Poland
2971:(Saxon language) to
2569:Black South Africans
2535:indigenous languages
2506:Commonwealth nations
2366:indigenous languages
2152:Linguistic prejudice
2126:indigenous languages
2101:Tove Skutnabb-Kangas
1288:Political repression
270:Anti-left handedness
260:Anti-intellectualism
9103:Historical eugenics
8640:Segregation academy
8620:Religious terrorism
8409:Enemy of the people
8317:Anti-LGBTQ rhetoric
7843:Jehovah's Witnesses
7736:Perpetual foreigner
7091:Lin, Alvin (1999).
7050:Language in Society
6904:13 May 2006 at the
6736:. 6 November 2015.
6723:Report, March 2005.
6667:The Washington Post
5880:Language and Speech
5788:2023E3SWC.42601055A
5568:on 28 January 2014.
5532:www.parliament.scot
4525:2020PLoSO..1531089N
3897:Nonstandard dialect
3754:based on languages.
3703:Imposition of Hindi
3386:and Cecil Lucas of
2936:corporal punishment
2805:Scottish Parliament
2686:Red River Rebellion
2211:linguistic ideology
2138:academic discipline
1813:Historical eugenics
1328:Segregation academy
1308:Religious terrorism
1097:Enemy of the people
1005:Anti-LGBTQ rhetoric
515:Jehovah's Witnesses
400:Perpetual foreigner
9015:Social integration
9010:Self-determination
9000:Racial integration
8948:Diversity training
8938:Cultural pluralism
8913:Affirmative action
8813:Racial segregation
8723:Crime of apartheid
8625:Religious violence
8135:Indigenous people
7530:Sexual orientation
7230:The Economic Times
7206:. 4 September 2012
6950:on 12 January 2012
6774:2012-01-13 at the
6756:2005-05-10 at the
6180:Spanish in Context
6042:10.3368/jhr.46.1.1
5659:Kansallisbiografia
5473:A History of Wales
3971:Workplace Fairness
3933:Woldemar von Daehn
3450:In the Middle East
3199:Rosina Lippi-Green
3140:from 1936 to 1975.
3134:languages of Spain
3025:, such as banning
2926:discrimination of
2894:minority languages
2828:
2502:
2475:
2390:
2357:
2346:Cameroonian Pidgin
2244:
2206:political status.
2118:European languages
2073:. For example, an
1717:Social integration
1712:Self-determination
1702:Racial integration
1650:Diversity training
1640:Cultural pluralism
1615:Affirmative action
1507:Racial segregation
1417:Crime of apartheid
1313:Religious violence
815:Indigenous people
186:Sexual orientation
9317:
9316:
9185:Racism by country
9113:Intersectionality
9098:Heteronormativity
8897:Voter suppression
8645:Sexual harassment
8444:Forced conversion
8364:Cultural genocide
8034:African Americans
7853:postâCold War era
7838:Eastern Orthodoxy
7591:Anti-drug addicts
7586:Anti-homelessness
7513:Scientific racism
6275:10.1002/tesq.3179
5989:978-0-521-73650-3
5686:. 20 October 2014
5475:, Penguin, 1994,
5453:. 26 October 2022
5436:978-0-299-30274-0
5409:Michele Gazzola,
5216:978-0-7190-6003-8
5152:978-0-203-83565-4
5086:978-3-11-086639-1
5011:978-3-11-087218-7
4664:978-3-11-086639-1
4413:Ălvarez, Brenda.
4355:. 4 February 2022
4262:978-90-272-0784-5
4163:978-0-415-55911-9
3882:Linguistic racism
3862:Language ideology
3832:Cultural genocide
3639:official language
3612:Chinese Civil War
3483:Kurdish languages
3417:francophonization
3117:organisations in
2715:official language
2666:history of Canada
2658:English Canadians
2653:
2652:
2459:cultural hegemony
2424:Ngugi wa Thiong'o
2032:
2031:
1895:Racism by country
1823:Intersectionality
1808:Heteronormativity
1591:Voter suppression
1333:Sexual harassment
1132:Forced conversion
1052:Cultural genocide
714:African Americans
525:postâCold War era
510:Eastern Orthodoxy
255:Anti-drug addicts
250:Anti-homelessness
169:Scientific racism
9347:
9340:Sociolinguistics
9307:
9306:
9297:
9296:
9237:Social privilege
9222:Social exclusion
9150:Police brutality
9071:Multiculturalism
9041:Amatonormativity
8872:Social exclusion
8708:Age of candidacy
8508:Homeless dumping
8414:Ethnic cleansing
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3902:Raciolinguistics
3852:Interlinguistics
3773:signed languages
3669:ultranationalist
3584:Mandarin Chinese
3507:Turkish alphabet
3491:Syrian civil war
3400:cochlear implant
3363:Milan Conference
3138:Francisco Franco
2993:Norwegianization
2969:sassesche sprĂąke
2961:Peter von Polenz
2909:Dutch in Belgium
2842:, 1936 to 1978.
2768:Irish Free State
2648:
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2334:pidgin languages
2329:Salikoko Mufwene
2285:English language
2166:General American
2024:
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1947:Social privilege
1932:Social exclusion
1860:Police brutality
1781:Multiculturalism
1751:Amatonormativity
1566:Social exclusion
1402:Age of candidacy
1196:Homeless dumping
1102:Ethnic cleansing
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9056:Civil liberties
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8906:Countermeasures
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8830:Racial steering
8796:Numerus clausus
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8419:Ethnic conflict
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3537:in Kurdish and
3472:Coptic language
3452:
3409:
3355:
3331:
3272:
3228:white supremacy
3211:
3209:Black Americans
3195:false dichotomy
3190:
3185:
3156:Valuev Circular
3132:over the other
3101:Slovak Republic
3081:federal subject
3039:Congress Poland
3009:Northern Norway
2840:Francoist Spain
2820:
2803:. Although the
2797:Scottish Gaelic
2755:
2742:language policy
2734:Michele Gazzola
2729:
2724:
2707:
2698:French Canadian
2690:Acadia province
2649:
2643:
2640:
2633:needs expansion
2627:
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2577:
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2075:Occitan speaker
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1870:Polyculturalism
1766:Civil liberties
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1707:Reappropriation
1607:
1606:Countermeasures
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1524:Racial steering
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1682:Human rights
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1449:Gerontocracy
1444:Gender roles
1422:Disabilities
1407:Blood purity
1373:Wife selling
1363:White flight
1343:Slut-shaming
1323:Scapegoating
1241:Murder music
906:Palestinians
724:South Africa
709:Black people
687:South Africa
500:Christianity
490:BahĂĄÊŒĂ Faith
410:Sectarianism
350:Heterosexism
315:Ephebiphobia
280:Antisemitism
275:Anti-Masonry
136:Hair texture
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8995:Nonviolence
8990:LGBT rights
8955:Empowerment
8923:Anti-racism
8845:Segregation
8790:No kid zone
8590:Persecution
8503:Hate speech
8454:Gay bashing
8429:Ethnic joke
8384:Dog whistle
8329:Blood libel
8024:Azerbaijani
7928:Neopaganism
7921:Persecution
7887:Persecution
7870:Persecution
7833:Catholicism
7768:Transphobia
7751:Supremacism
7706:Lesbophobia
7621:Aporophobia
7581:Anti-autism
7432:Taste-based
7427:Statistical
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7153:India Today
7127:India Today
6464:www.unm.edu
6036:(1): 1â25.
4419:www.nea.org
4186:Ethnicities
4096:book review
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3148:were banned
3070:Perestroika
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2603:stigmatized
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2240:World War I
2236:nationalism
2203:stereotypes
2191:New Zealand
2134:upper class
1697:Nonviolence
1692:LGBT rights
1657:Empowerment
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1539:Segregation
1484:No kid zone
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559:Persecution
542:Persecution
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432:Transphobia
415:Supremacism
370:Lesbophobia
285:Aporophobia
245:Anti-autism
82:Taste-based
77:Statistical
21:Linguistics
9324:Categories
9269:Stereotype
9264:Speciesism
9145:Oppression
9140:Oikophobia
9036:Allophilia
9020:Toleration
8877:Sodomy law
8770:Internment
8690:Witch-hunt
8568:Blackhawks
8498:Hate group
8486:Hate crime
8459:Gendercide
8449:Freak show
8439:Excellence
8399:Employment
8369:Defamation
8301:Vietnamese
8296:Venezuelan
8186:Lithuanian
7860:Falun Gong
7795:Xenophobia
7790:Vegaphobia
7773:Non-binary
7731:Pedophobia
7696:Homophobia
7508:Skin color
7468:Disability
7441:Attributes
7422:Structural
7324:Literature
7290:23 October
7261:13 January
7235:13 January
7210:13 January
7184:13 January
7158:13 January
7132:13 January
7010:23 October
6954:2 December
6928:2 December
6884:25 October
6840:7 November
6341:22 October
6315:22 October
5638:9 December
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