Revitalizing Language to Preserve Culture with Ken Gofigan-Kuper

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Host Jay Fidell speaks with grad student Ken Gofigan-Kuper (University of Hawaii at Manoa) about the repression and revitalization of the native language in Guam.



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Tags:
ThinkTech Hawaii
Jay Fidell
Ken Gofigan-Kuper
University Of Hawaii At Manoa (Organization)
Give Life to Our Tongues
culture
marginalized groups
revitalization
indigenous peoples
Chamorro Language (Human Language)
Guam (Country)
Language (Quotation Subject)