Oldest Recording of Louisiana’s Vanishing Creole Language Is Published

NYT > World NewsFriday, October 30, 202611m ago

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“The rediscovery of a forgotten recording from 1935 sheds light on a language rooted in the state’s history of slavery and French colonialism.”
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Oldest Recording of Louisiana’s Vanishing Creole Language Is Published

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