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El idioma provoca una crisis de identidad en los hijos y nietos de inmigrantes latinos

  • Written by Amelia Tseng, Assistant Professor in Spanish and Linguistics, American University
imageMuchos latinos de segunda y tercera generación se sienten inseguros de su capacidad para hablar español.Shaul Schwarz, Verbatim/Getty Images for Be Vocal

Una joven madre latina a la que estaba entrevistando se reía incómodamente mientras describía la vergüenza que sentían sus hijos cuando los...

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