Language Discrimination Inside the Classroom

<p>As a foreigner learning the Spanish language, I have had my own experiences with linguistic discrimination, from seemingly innocent remarks, to downright discriminating other varieties of a certain language, by deeming them &ldquo;vulgar&rdquo; or &ldquo;of bad taste&rdquo;. With this said, the intention of this article is not to shame my past teacher(s), but rather, enlighten the reader the consequences of linguistic discrimination.</p> <p>But before anything else, what is linguistic discrimination? Linguistic discrimination is a distinct treatment based on the language or dialect being used, a good example is when Tagalog speakers mock Cebuano speakers for their accent, or when European Spanish speakers deem the American varieties of Spanish as unworthy or low class.</p> <p><a href="https://jelopez31.medium.com/language-discrimination-inside-the-classroom-8d29a73b723f"><strong>Visit Now</strong></a></p>