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1935 Louisiana Creole Recordings Rediscovered After 91 Years

1935 recordings made by pioneering Black linguist Lorenzo Dow Turner have been rediscovered and analyzed, providing the earliest known extended audio of Louisiana Creole and the only recordings of the New Orleans variety. The voices preserve rare linguistic and personal histories of Black Louisianans, illuminating a language shaped by slavery, colonialism and cultural exchange that had largely disappeared from New Orleans by the 1950s.

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