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Linguistic discrimination

Linguistic discrimination (also called glottophobia, linguicism and languagism) is the unfair treatment of people based upon their use of language and the characteristics of their speech, such as their first language, their accent, the perceived size of their vocabulary (whether or not the speaker uses complex and varied words), their modality, and their…

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Linguistic prejudice

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Language and social group saliency

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Linguistic discrimination

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Linguistic discrimination

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related to Colonial languages and class · 15
Linguistic discrimination → As, Both, British Macaulay Doctrine, Creole, English, French, Haitian Creole, Haitians, In, In Haiti, India, Indian, Members, Portuguese, Sheath
related to English language · 14
Linguistic discrimination → English, For, Hi, However, In, In Russian-English, It, Nonetheless, Regional, Research, Russian, Some, Thank, Voiceless
related to Prejudice · 14
Linguistic discrimination → American, California Fair Employment, Civil Rights Act, English, English-only, Examples, For, Housing Act, However, In, There, Titles VI, United States, VII
related to Culture · 12
Linguistic discrimination → Africa, African, As, Decolonizing, English, For, Mind, Ngugi, Prominent Kenyan, Several, Thiong'o, This
related to Origin · 11
Linguistic discrimination → As, By, Consequently, During, Elites, Linguistic, Māori, New Zealand, The, Their, This
related to Literature · 9
Linguistic discrimination → Corson, Gruyter, ISBN, Language, Linguistic, Skutnabb-Kangas, Springer, Walter, Wodak
has impact · 8
Linguistic discrimination → Impact, In, Linguistic, Mentally, People, Research, They, Victims
related to Examples · 4
Linguistic discrimination → Although, Linguistic, Prejudice, The

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the social sciencesinstance ofhas described disciplines0.80text
humanities as beinginstance ofhas described disciplines0.80text
television journalisminstance ofis widely preferred in many contexts0.80text
the South may be less salient than membership to other groups that are defined by ethnicity or genderinstance ofBelonging to a social group0.80text
educationinstance ofit is hard for people to obtain basic social service0.80text
health care since they do not understand the languageinstance ofit is hard for people to obtain basic social service0.80text
the western coast of Africa as well as the Americasinstance ofIn regions0.80text
trade relations between European colonizersinstance ofIn regions0.80text
indigenous peoples led to the development of pidgin languagesinstance ofIn regions0.80text
Uruguayinstance ofIn countries0.80text
Brazilinstance ofIn countries0.80text
Argentinainstance ofIn countries0.80text

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