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Multilingual Diversity: Celebrating and appreciating all diverse languages and cultural diversity and not put a certain language up on a pedestal.

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Multilingualism: A celebration of countless diverse cultures through language.

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Multilingualism: an extremely powerful asset that should be celebrated as a form of Intelligence

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Multilingualism: celebrating individuals and cultures with linguistic diversity.

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Proficiency in one language doesn’t define your intelligence.

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Letting go of the notion of "the perfect English speaker":  Promoting and celebrating linguistic diversity in our society

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Multilingual spears often do not feel confident in speaking their language or the language they are learning out of fear of being discriminated against.

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Multilingualism: an incredibly impressive feat, not an inability to speak English

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Multilingual speakers are sometimes been discriminated and mutilingualism can benefit people's intelligence.

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"What We Say is Far More Important than How We Say It": Erasing the Double Standard and Embracing Multilingualism

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Removing the stigma around ELL and associating it with all of the multiple benefits of a multilingual brain should be embraced and valued. Diversity is being accepting of all languages and dialects.

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The social hierarchy of English speakers centres around both appearing and sounding closer to Whiteness.

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Language is power, we need to embrace multilingualism to empower positive communication to live well together.

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Multilingulaism: Celebrate linguistic diversity and use it as an asset to better the world

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The times have changed, there is no shame: Multilingualism is a Superpower of the brain.

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What defines speaking "perfect English?": Eradicating Social Hierarchy through Power of Expression

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English is not the only language that shows intelligence

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Multilingualism transforms you mind with it's benefits and embraces diversity.

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Fostering inclusivity by embracing multilingualism and abolishing linguistic prejudice

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Rethinking our biases to embrace multilingualism opens us to a world of diversity

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Multilingualism: Embrace diversity in the different expressions in all languages and dialects

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Celebrating Multilingual Diversity: “What we say is far more important than how we say it”

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Multilingualism: Empowering Individuals, Transforming Societies, and Celebrating Diversity

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“What We Say is Far More Important Than How We Say it”: Shattering the Myth of Linguistic Deficiency by Recognizing the Power and Intelligence of Multilingualism

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Proficiency in one language does not define one's intelligence. Do not undervalue multilingualism and its benefits.

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Linguistic diversity is powerful and needs to be acknowledged and accepted.

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Multilingualism should be embraced instead of looked down upon based on race.

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We are supposed to understand multilingual people's efforts to learn an additional language and we should embrace their multilingualism and the cultural diversity they bring to the comminuty.

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Embracing Multilingualism and Eradicating Linguistic Bias

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Embracing Multilingualism and Eradicating Linguistic Bias

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Embracing Multilingualism and Eradicating Linguistic Bias | Karen Leung | TEDxWWU