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Native American Month: Language and Identity
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As part of the Native American Heritage Month, Dr. Judith Maxwell, Professor at Tulane University, discusses the connection between Indigenous peoples, language, and identity. We discussed the project the Tunica Nation has developed with the guidance and support of Tulane University to revitalize the Tunica language.
https://liberalarts.tulane.edu/departments/anthropology/people/judith-maxwell
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