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I'm guessing you're right, in the context, though, it's not the best shorthand to choose. The unrecognized perception that one's own accent is not actually an a

I'm guessing you're right, in the context, though, it's not the best shorthand to choose. The unrecognized perception that one's own accent is not actually an accent is the keystone of accentism.

Cytobit 6y ago
> The unrecognized perception that one's own accent is not actually an accent is the keystone of accentism. Is there anything research to support that claim? Seems like it is just a regular tribal thing (us vs them, in-group vs out-group).