This article examines the racialized relationship between ideologies of language
standardization and what I term “languagelessness.” Whereas ideologies of language …

An exploration of how race shapes Latino millennials' notions of national belonging Latino
millennials constitute the second largest segment of the millennial population. By sheer …

Linguistically, globalization has given rise to both homogenization and differentiation.
Imperial conquest and standardization in the European nation-building tradition led to the …

This chapter illustrates how poststructuralist approaches to the analysis of language,
diaspora, and migration can critically reframe understandings of linguistic practices and …

This dissertation explores the role of affect in sociolinguistic style. Styles--or clusters of
socially meaningful linguistic features--are central to the projection of social types or …

Migrant communities settle and appropriate spaces in their new home through
deterritorialisation and reterritorialisation processes, which involve the reconceptualisation …

Regardless of the pan-ethnic term employed—''Hispanics''or ''Latinos''(also Latin@ s,
Latinas/os, Latinx), 1 narratives of ''Latino singularity,''both within the academy and beyond …

Diaspora studies on migration communities have shown how these transnational groups
appropriate the new space in the receptive country through a process of deterritorialization …

Studies of generational dialect change in diaspora communities have tended to find that
local forces outweigh transnational ones: parent varieties are rejected as too saliently …

On 27 October 2017, Disney and Pixar released the animated feature film Coco at the
Morelia International Film Festival in Mexico. Given that a large portion of the US population …