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^{[aka Chicasa,]}

Classification: Muskogean

critically endangered

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"What Happens When a Language's Last Monolingual Speaker Dies?"

http://www.npr.org/blogs/codeswitch/2014/01/07/260555554/what-happens-when-a-languages-last-monolingual-speaker-dies

Article on the death of Emily Johnson Dickerson, the last monolingual speaker of Chickasaw, and efforts to revitalize the language.

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Anna Belew

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