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German-English vs. Spanish-English
I have frequently wondered how my experiences speaking German in public with my two daughters, 7, and 5, whom my wife and I are raising as English-German bilinguals in the United States, would be different if we were raising them … Continue reading
Posted in Multilingual families
Tagged bilingual parenting, English, German, language ideologies, Monolingualism, Multilingualism, racism, Spanish, USA
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Racism without racists
In the past couple of years, I have been a passenger in Sydney taxis driven, inter alia, by an agricultural engineer from India, a civil engineer from Somalia, a surgeon from Vietnam, an MBA graduate from Pakistan, an architect from … Continue reading
Posted in Language, migration & social justice
Tagged accent, Africa, Australia, Canada, Discrimination, gender, Language at work, Migration, racism, refugees
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Voices of African-Australian Youth
Racism is an inevitable part of growing up black in Australia. As a mother of two African-Australian boys, one of the hardest things is that I can only do so much to protect my children from being the targets of … Continue reading
Posted in Language, migration & social justice
Tagged African-Australians, Australia, Australian Voices, racism
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