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Language and colonialism: Applied linguistics in the context of creole communities

, 2008
Isabelle Léglise, Bettina Migge
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Barriers to COVID-19 vaccination and strategies to increase trust and uptake among racial and ethnic minorities with HIV in South Florida: a qualitative study. [PDF]

BMC Public Health
Ramírez-Ortiz D, Moise T, Alemohammad SY, Aymat M, Gray A, Jean-Gilles M, Sheehan DM, Ladner R, Trepka MJ.   +8 more
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Identifying Factors Associated With HIV Viral Suppression and Health Care Outcomes in the Florida Cohort Study Wave 3: Protocol for a Prospective Cohort Study.

JMIR Res Protoc
Fisk-Hoffman RJ, Parisi CE, Siuluta N, Manavalan P, Bilello LA, Cohen C, Devieux J, Ibanez G, Kuretski J, Somboonwit C, Widmeyer M, Zhou Z, Cook RL, Florida Cohort Wave 3 Team.   +13 more
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Kreyol-Ye, Kadjen-Ye, E Lalwa a Langaj Dan Lalwizyann (Creoles, Cajuns, and Language Law in Louisiana)

, 2014
James Étienne Viator
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Perceptions of French and Creole Among First-Generation Adult Haitian English Language Learners

, 2013
Sonya S. Abadeer, Leopoldo A. Catala, Michelle L. Odai, Michelle A. Cleary   +3 more
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French-Based Creole Languages

2022
French-based creole languages (FBCLs) may be characterized as a group by one historical and two linguistic properties. Their shared historical feature is that they arose between the 16th and 19th centuries as vehicular (hence oral) languages in French colonies, through language contact between the colonial variety of French spoken by the French ...
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Creole Languages

2016
Creole languages have a curious status in linguistics, and at the same time they often have very low prestige in the societies in which they are spoken. These two facts may be related, in part because they circle around notions such as “derived from” or “simplified” instead of “original.” Rather than simply taking the notion of “creole” as a given and ...
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