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− | The Corpus of Language Discrimination is | + | '''''The Corpus of Language Discrimination in Interaction'' (CLDI)''' is an online, open-access, transcribed corpus of video data for use in research, teaching, and community engagement. The project is organized by '''[http://www.chasewesleyraymond.com Chase Wesley Raymond]''' (University of Colorado, Boulder), in collaboration with '''[https://saulalbert.net Saul Albert]''' (Loughborough University) and '''[https://sites.google.com/site/elliotthoey/ Elliott M. Hoey]''' (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), working together with students and colleagues from around the world. |
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+ | The interactions in the CLDI—comprised of videos drawn primarily from private citizens’ cell phones and footage from institutional security cameras—show individuals being policed in some way for the language they are speaking or otherwise endorsing while sharing public space (e.g. at a store or restaurant, in a public park or parking lot). While estimates as to the contemporary prevalence of these sorts of confrontations vary, in her seminal work on Puerto Rican Spanish speakers living in New York, for instance, Bonnie Urciuoli pointedly noted: "''Nearly every Spanish-speaking bilingual I know''…has experienced complaints about using Spanish in a public place" ([https://www.waveland.com/browse.php?t=622 1996]:35, our emphasis, see also [https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/book/10.1002/9781444304732 Hill 1998]). Such interactions constitute concrete, identifiable occurrences of a specific genre of language discrimination and policing in quotidian social life—one that has been reported to be on the rise in communities across the globe, not infrequently accompanied by other overt acts of verbal, emotional, physical, and racialized violence (e.g. [https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/how-language-differences-can-spark-fear-racism-amid-the-coronavirus-pandemic Dubinsky, et al. 2020]; [https://theconversation.com/you-cant-even-talk-english-so-dont-talk-how-linguistic-racism-impacts-immigrants-in-the-uk-182173 Rasool & Makuve 2022]; [https://www.wbur.org/cognoscenti/2019/03/04/spanish-hate-crime-oscars-roberto-rey-agudo Rey Agudo 2019]). | ||
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+ | The CLDI therefore aims to offer a close-up look at what are very real experiences for many members of society as they use language in public spaces. These are emotionally laden, overtly derogatory and racist, and even physically violent altercations, which unfold not in political debate halls or through written legislation, but rather as individuals are in their daily place of employment (e.g. [[CLDI 011|CLDI_011]], [[CLDI 020|CLDI_020]], [[CLDI 022|CLDI_022]]) or out for a drive (e.g. [[CLDI 029|CLDI_029]], [[CLDI 047|CLDI_047]]), as families are shopping for goods and services (e.g. [[CLDI 007|CLDI_007]], [[CLDI 014|CLDI_014]], [[CLDI 046|CLDI_046]], [[CLDI 060|CLDI_060]]) or dining together at a restaurant (e.g. [[CLDI 003|CLDI_003]], [[CLDI 059|CLDI_059]]), and as folks take buses and trains (e.g. [[CLDI 013|CLDI_013]], [[CLDI 077|CLDI_077]]) or listen to music in the park (e.g. [[CLDI 049|CLDI_049]]). This is language policymaking and enforcement in situ, in everyday public social life, and these participants—Challengers, Targets, and Bystanders, ‘regular’, ‘nonspecialist’ members of society—are the de facto policymakers, enforcers, combatants, and casualties of its occurrence. Assembling such encounters together into a corpus allows us to examine real forms of policing repeatedly and critically as they are produced and dealt with by real people, in real situations, and in real time. | ||
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+ | For more information about the CLDI (e.g. inclusion/exclusion criteria, search procedures, etc.), please see our forthcoming paper in ''Language'', available for download below. | ||
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+ | ==Citation information== | ||
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+ | If you use the CLDI, please cite it as: | ||
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+ | Raymond, Chase Wesley, Saul Albert, Elliott M. Hoey, Sarah M. Adams, Natalie Grothues, Jacob Henry, Olivia H. Marrese, Megan Pielke, Emily Reynolds, and Regina Gayou Tom. (Frth., 2025) [https://osf.io/ek9hp Language Policy as Interactional Practice in Everyday Public Space: ''The Corpus of Language Discrimination in Interaction'']. To appear in: ''Language''. | ||
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+ | ==Contribute a new case== | ||
If you have a case to contribute, please use the following form: https://forms.gle/YSAESvBTpUMzq7VW8 | If you have a case to contribute, please use the following form: https://forms.gle/YSAESvBTpUMzq7VW8 | ||
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+ | == The data == | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:40, 12 October 2024
The Corpus of Language Discrimination in Interaction (CLDI) is an online, open-access, transcribed corpus of video data for use in research, teaching, and community engagement. The project is organized by Chase Wesley Raymond (University of Colorado, Boulder), in collaboration with Saul Albert (Loughborough University) and Elliott M. Hoey (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), working together with students and colleagues from around the world.
The interactions in the CLDI—comprised of videos drawn primarily from private citizens’ cell phones and footage from institutional security cameras—show individuals being policed in some way for the language they are speaking or otherwise endorsing while sharing public space (e.g. at a store or restaurant, in a public park or parking lot). While estimates as to the contemporary prevalence of these sorts of confrontations vary, in her seminal work on Puerto Rican Spanish speakers living in New York, for instance, Bonnie Urciuoli pointedly noted: "Nearly every Spanish-speaking bilingual I know…has experienced complaints about using Spanish in a public place" (1996:35, our emphasis, see also Hill 1998). Such interactions constitute concrete, identifiable occurrences of a specific genre of language discrimination and policing in quotidian social life—one that has been reported to be on the rise in communities across the globe, not infrequently accompanied by other overt acts of verbal, emotional, physical, and racialized violence (e.g. Dubinsky, et al. 2020; Rasool & Makuve 2022; Rey Agudo 2019).
The CLDI therefore aims to offer a close-up look at what are very real experiences for many members of society as they use language in public spaces. These are emotionally laden, overtly derogatory and racist, and even physically violent altercations, which unfold not in political debate halls or through written legislation, but rather as individuals are in their daily place of employment (e.g. CLDI_011, CLDI_020, CLDI_022) or out for a drive (e.g. CLDI_029, CLDI_047), as families are shopping for goods and services (e.g. CLDI_007, CLDI_014, CLDI_046, CLDI_060) or dining together at a restaurant (e.g. CLDI_003, CLDI_059), and as folks take buses and trains (e.g. CLDI_013, CLDI_077) or listen to music in the park (e.g. CLDI_049). This is language policymaking and enforcement in situ, in everyday public social life, and these participants—Challengers, Targets, and Bystanders, ‘regular’, ‘nonspecialist’ members of society—are the de facto policymakers, enforcers, combatants, and casualties of its occurrence. Assembling such encounters together into a corpus allows us to examine real forms of policing repeatedly and critically as they are produced and dealt with by real people, in real situations, and in real time.
For more information about the CLDI (e.g. inclusion/exclusion criteria, search procedures, etc.), please see our forthcoming paper in Language, available for download below.
Citation information
If you use the CLDI, please cite it as:
Raymond, Chase Wesley, Saul Albert, Elliott M. Hoey, Sarah M. Adams, Natalie Grothues, Jacob Henry, Olivia H. Marrese, Megan Pielke, Emily Reynolds, and Regina Gayou Tom. (Frth., 2025) Language Policy as Interactional Practice in Everyday Public Space: The Corpus of Language Discrimination in Interaction. To appear in: Language.
Contribute a new case
If you have a case to contribute, please use the following form: https://forms.gle/YSAESvBTpUMzq7VW8
The data
Vernacular title | Date of incident | Location of incident | Context | Linguistic medium | Targeted 'languages' | Recording length | Download files | |
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CLDI 001 | Tutoring session at a California cafe | 12 December 2017 | Walnut Creek, California, USA | Coffee shop | English | Korean; Asian | 1 min 12 sec | https://osf.io/4bqxp/ |
CLDI 002 | New York lawyer threatens to call ICE | 18 June 2018 | Manhattan, New York, USA | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 0 min 55 sec | https://osf.io/yk5a6/ |
CLDI 003 | Castro and Nazis | 31 July 2015 | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 3 min 22 sec | https://osf.io/zngxe | |
CLDI 004 | We don’t speak about her | 21 April 2022 | New Caney, Texas, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 0 min 29 sec | https://osf.io/tkrjh/ |
CLDI 005 | Why is it that every time | Store | English | Hmong | 1 min 27 sec | https://osf.io/yk5a6/ | ||
CLDI 006 | Food order with green peppers | 6 September 2015 | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 1 min 23 sec | https://osf.io/t9xnk/ | |
CLDI 007 | Harassment at self-checkout | 14 January 2017 | Store | English | Greek | 0 min 35 sec | https://osf.io/xerk8/ | |
CLDI 008 | Don’t you know the rules | 16 July 2019 | Naperville, Illinois, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 0 min 45 sec | https://osf.io/nrv5y/ |
CLDI 009 | You came here to get tacos bro | 27 March 2019 | Anaheim, California, USA | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 0 min 36 sec | https://osf.io/4yz6m/ |
CLDI 010 | The taxpayers probably paid for all that stuff | 20 December 2016 | Louisville, Kentucky, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 1 min 21 sec | https://osf.io/c6zve/ |
CLDI 011 | I lived in California for twenty years | 16 February 2019 | Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 2 min 21 sec | https://osf.io/vux6g/ |
CLDI 012 | You leave these women alone | 1 October 2018 | Rifle, Colorado, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 0 min 33 sec | https://osf.io/v4r89/ |
CLDI 013 | I love Puerto Ricans | 23 December 2019 | Amherst, Massachusetts | Public bus | English | Chinese; Korean; Spanish | 5 min 11 sec | https://osf.io/dqba8/ |
CLDI 014 | Run your mouth | 3 min 5 sec | https://osf.io/jd4rv/ | |||||
CLDI 015 | Airport altercation | Airport | 8 min 4 sec | https://osf.io/dv7kq/ | ||||
CLDI 016 | Are you here illegally | 16 June 2019 | Tampa, Florida, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 0 min 24 sec | https://osf.io/thbd7 |
CLDI 017 | New York lawyer at protest | 29 April 2017 | New York City, New York, USA | Public street, protest | English | English | 1 min 55 sec | https://osf.io/549k8/ |
CLDI 018 | U.S. Border Patrol in Montana | 16 May 2018 | Havre, Montana, USA | Gas station | English | Spanish | 19 min 40 sec | https://osf.io/5xnvp/ |
CLDI 019 | You want me to spell it for you | 13 June 2022 | Orlando, Florida, USA | Restaurant | English | Chinese Korean | 0 min 40 sec | https://osf.io/tw954/ |
CLDI 020 | Restaurant manager with aftermath | 9 July 2019 | Eustis, Florida, USA | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 5 min 12 sec | https://osf.io/tvad4/ |
CLDI 021 | Bona fide American | 2 min 31 sec | https://osf.io/5sdeg/ | |||||
CLDI 022 | Donald Trump and the President of Mexico | 24 February 2024 | National Harbor, Maryland | Political speech | English | Spanish | 0 min 53 sec | https://osf.io/tdbaz/ |
CLDI 023 | Parking lot in Grand Junction, Colorado | August 2016 | Grand Junction, Colorado, USA | Parking lot | English | Spanish | 0 min 50 sec | https://osf.io/r8uvz/ |
CLDI 024 | Racist at food pickup | 22 September 2019 | Savannah, Georgia, USA | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 0 minl 59 sec | https://osf.io/bkvh5/ |
CLDI 025 | Dispute over masking in rideshare ride | 28 May 2020 | Rideshare | English | Spanish | 6 min 7 sec | https://osf.io/f3mrt/ | |
CLDI 026 | English only at kindergarten concert | 23 April 2015 | Perry, Iowa, USA | School event | English | Spanish | 0 min 49 sec | https://osf.io/4jmkb/ |
CLDI 027 | Farmers market employee | August 2017 | Cookstown, New Jersey, USA | Farmer's market | English | Asian | 1 min 59 sec | https://osf.io/vksnb/ |
CLDI 028 | We’re gonna nuke you guys | Public street | English | Asian | 0 min 31 sec | https://osf.io/ac24f/ | ||
CLDI 029 | Did you just make a racist comment | June 2020 | California, USA | Parking lot | English | Asian | 1 min 48 sec | https://osf.io/4dx5j/ |
CLDI 030 | Who wears black in California sun | June 2020 | California, USA | Public park | English | Asian | 1 min 15 sec | https://osf.io/8bac2/ |
CLDI 031 | I hope Trump deports you | 30 June 2019 | Pennsylvania (?), USA | Store | English | Spanish | 2 min 9 sec | https://osf.io/m8kyj/ |
CLDI 032 | This is a gated community | 11 July 2020 | Palm Beach, Florida, USA | Neighborhood | English | Spanish Haitian Creole | 7 min 21 sec | https://osf.io/gy83w/ |
CLDI 033 | I pay your income taxes | Beach | English | Spanish | 0 min 58 sec | https://osf.io/s6fnx/ | ||
CLDI 034 | Just trying to translate – video 1 | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 1 min 4 sec | https://osf.io/dvs6p/ | ||
CLDI 035 | Just trying to translate – video 2 | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 1 min 8 sec | https://osf.io/ad6kp/ | ||
CLDI 036 | We don’t let you people there | 17 November 2018 | Las Vegas, Nevada, USA | Parking lot | English | Spanish | 0 min 24 sec | https://osf.io/2prbv/ |
CLDI 037 | He punked somebody for an outfit | 8 April 2019 | Glendora, California, USA | Parking lot | English | Spanish | 3 min 12 sec | https://osf.io/w5j49/ |
CLDI 038 | It’s a forty-five minute trip | 2019 | Houston, Texas, USA? | Rideshare | English | Spanish | 4 min 37 sec | https://osf.io/t6j8m/ |
CLDI 039 | Mock food order | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 0 min 8 sec | https://osf.io/a3cdf/ | ||
CLDI 040 | I’m boots on the ground here | 10 July 2020 | Nashua, New Hampshire, USA | Public street | English | Spanish | 9 min 48 sec | https://osf.io/kdgam/ |
CLDI 041 | Pizza shop's first Karen | Pizza shop | 2 min 23 sec | https://osf.io/9ac3z/ | ||||
CLDI 042 | Spanish drive-thru in Miami, Florida | 11 September 2019 | Miami (Hialeah), Florida, USA | Restaurant | English | Spanish | 1 min 55 sec | https://osf.io/nczd7/ |
CLDI 043 | San Francisco public street | San Francisco, California, USA | Public street | English | Spanish | 0 min 14 sec | https://osf.io/mx9s3/ | |
CLDI 044 | Chancellor at graduation ceremony | 10 December 2022 | Hammond, Indiana, USA & live-streamed online | Graduation ceremony | English | Asian | 0 min 16 sec | https://osf.io/7dqeg/ |
CLDI 045 | If they did something wrong – video 1 | 8 June 2018 | Hillsborough County, Florida, USA | Nail salon | English | Vietnamese English | 3 min 7 sec | https://osf.io/6pfmd/ |
CLDI 046 | If they did something wrong – video 2 | 8 June 2018 | Hillsborough County, Florida, USA | Nail salon | English | Vietnamese English | 3 min 43 sec | https://osf.io/yb8er/ |
CLDI 047 | Parking lot turn signal | Parking lot | English | Chinese | 1 min 6 sec | https://osf.io/nbsvx/ | ||
CLDI 048 | Tamales | 8 June 2022 | San Pedro, California, USA | Street, Neighborhood | English | Spanish | 0 min 15 sec | https://osf.io/mw7fh/ |
CLDI 049 | Music in the park | 20 May 2020 | Wisconsin, USA | Public park | English | Spanish | 1 min 0 sec | https://osf.io/xhtwd/ |
CLDI 050 | Car accident and bystander intervention | 9 November 2018 | Austin, Texas, USA | Public street | English | Spanish | 7 min 56 sec | https://osf.io/7vyad/ |
CLDI 051 | You shouldn’t be fishing here | 13 May 2017 | Miami, Florida, USA | Neighbourhood | English | Spanish | 2 min 8 sec | https://osf.io/hxqfp/ |
CLDI 052 | They wanna destroy the nuclear family | 2020 | Littleton, New Hampshire, USA | Public street, protest | English | Spanish | 0 min 42 sec | https://osf.io/2xy5v/ |
CLDI 053 | Music at the hotel pool | Hotel pool | English | Spanish | 6 min 7 sec | https://osf.io/d9gx6/ | ||
CLDI 054 | New York subway seat altercation | 30 May 2018 | Brooklyn, New York, USA | Subway | English | Chinese Asian | 1 min 59 sec | https://osf.io/zsr8k/ |
CLDI 055 | Go back to Spain | Apartment complex | English | Spanish | 0 min 59 sec | https://osf.io/n2ufs/ | ||
CLDI 056 | That is not nice | 3 December 2018 | Eugene, Oregon, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 1 min 56 sec | https://osf.io/skzgh/ |
CLDI 057 | This is a free country - video 1 | 28 March 2019 | San Jose, California, USA | Store (gas station) | English | Spanish | 0 min 19 sec | https://osf.io/b2j93/ |
CLDI 058 | This is a free country - video 2 | 28 March 2019 | San Jose, California, USA | Store (gas station) | English | Spanish | 0 min 29 sec | https://osf.io/4apq6/ |
CLDI 059 | This is a free country - video 3 | 28 March 2019 | San Jose, California, USA | Store (gas station) | English | Spanish | 0 min 59 sec | https://osf.io/38xuc/ |
CLDI 060 | Porque estamos en Texas | 14 October 2018 | Houston (Pasadena), Texas, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 0 min 40 sec | https://osf.io/z3nrj/ |
CLDI 062 | They fought for your right to speak American | 16 October 2017 | Cliffside Park, New Jersey, USA | High school classroom | English | Spanish | 0 min 26 sec | https://osf.io/ag2hy/ |
CLDI 063 | At least I have my teeth – video 1 | 4 September 2017 | Durant, Oklahoma, USA | Store | English | Spanish | 0 min 48 sec | https://osf.io/gdf7j/ |
CLDI 064 | At least I have my teeth – video 2 | 4 September 2017 | Durant, Oklahoma, USA | Store, parking lot | English | Spanish | 2 min 19 sec | https://osf.io/yhpf5/ |
CLDI 065 | You better respect your elders | 5 min 28 sec | https://osf.io/as8gw/ | |||||
CLDI 066 | Mandated by the government | 27 July 2021 | Klamath County, Oregon, USA | Government meeting | English | Spanish | 1 min 11 sec | https://osf.io/wjk2q/ |
CLDI 067 | Towaway company reception desk | Store | English | Spanish Haitian Creole | 2 min 18 sec | https://osf.io/y84qp/ | ||
CLDI 068 | Texas substitute teacher | 18 November 2019 | El Paso, Texas, USA | High school classroom | English | Spanish | 0 min 11 sec | qau89 |
CLDI 070 | Stay right here, don’t go nowhere | 2021 | South Norwalk, Connecticut, USA | Parking lot | English | Spanish | 1 min 22 sec | https://osf.io/pvjfq/ |
CLDI 071 | Playing bingo | 0 min 47 sec | https://osf.io/syq7z/ | |||||
CLDI 072 | Indian American women assaulted in parking lot | Parking lot | 5 min 24 sec | https://osf.io/tjzaq/ | ||||
CLDI 075 | I’m recording, I’m recording | Parking lot | English | Spanish | 0 min 57 sec | https://osf.io/tgp5a/ | ||
CLDI 076 | Where’s the birdseed | Store | English | Spanish | 1 min 29 sec | https://osf.io/95suz/ | ||
CLDI 082 | Republican Presidential Primary 2015 | Political speech | 4 min 15 sec | https://osf.io/ke2mg/ | ||||
CLDI 083 | California cardiologist and patient | 0 min 59 sec | https://osf.io/68r7j/ | |||||
CLDI 084 | Comedy show heckler | Comedy show | 7 min 55 sec | https://osf.io/mp9sw/ | ||||
CLDI 086 | Fourth of July music | 0 min 54 sec | https://osf.io/vnb4w/ |