From Wales to Finland, minority language speakers still face prejudice
What we know
The Conversation reported this on 3 November.
“Research with Welsh-speaking families reveals a generational shift, while experiences in Finland show the problem is not unique to Wales.”
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What the outlets say
From Wales to Finland, minority language speakers still face prejudice (opens in a new tab)
Research with Welsh-speaking families reveals a generational shift, while experiences in Finland show the problem is not unique to Wales.
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