Tag: language as a right

• Spanish as a right: We do what we please with our bilingualism!

  I have been speaking to my daughters in Spanish since they were in womb. I have made zero accommodations for anyone in the way I choose to navigate our bilingual lives. I have had a range of experiences in which I was asked to simply speak English in public spaces to being asked when I […]

  Suzanne García-Mateus

  February 4, 2017

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  accents, agency, bilingual, bilingualism, code-switching, identity, immigrant, language as a right, language policy, lingua franca, spanglish