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UL Lafayette Conference Highlights Diversity of French in the Americas

Students and young professionals from North and South America and the Caribbean participated in “Université d’été” that covered topics relevant to French-speakers of the Americas.

Apres Midi Afternoon Classics: June 9, 2021 - Nathan Rabalais

An interview with Nathan Rabalais discussing his book Folklore Figures of French and Creole Louisiana .

UL Lafayette filmmaker Rabalais Finding Cajun to air on LPB Wednesday

UL Lafayette filmmaker Rabalais “Finding Cajun” to air on LPB Wednesday University of Louisiana at Lafayette The University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s Dr. Nathan Rabalais’ film “Finding Cajun” will air on Louisiana Public Broadcasting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 10. The one-hour documentary examines Cajun identity. and last updated 2021-03-10 10:45:20-05 By UL Lafayette Office of Communications and Marketing The University of Louisiana at Lafayette’s Dr. Nathan Rabalais’ one-hour documentary film “Finding Cajun” will be televised by Louisiana Public Broadcasting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, March 10. Rabalais, who wrote and directed the documentary, interviewed academics, historians, sociologists and musicians who discuss language, culture and race in the context of a much-debated topic – Cajun identity.

LPB to premiere new documentary film on Cajun identity

LPB to premiere new documentary film on Cajun identity Wednesday, March 10 at 7:00 pm Louisiana Public Broadcasting and last updated 2021-03-02 13:01:14-05 Louisiana Public Broadcasting will premiere a new documentary film focusing on the origin and evolution of the Cajun identity. The film, Finding Cajun, was directed by Nathan Rabalais and will look at how Cajuns compare to the present-day Acadians in maritime Canada, a community that is supposedly at the historical root of Cajun ethnicity. The film also explores how cultural and racial labels in Louisiana have shifted, especially over the past 70 years, and considers the stakes of maintaining (or losing) heritage languages in the United States.

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