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In "The Language of African Literature," what does Ngugi wa Thiong'o say changes for indigenous peoples when they are forced to learn another language?

In "The Language of African Literature," what does Ngugi wa Thiong'o say changes for indigenous peoples when they are forced to learn another language?
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In "The Language of African Literature," what does Ngugi wa Thiong'o say

changes for indigenous peoples when they are forced to learn another
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Their personal identity is changed, and their thoughts are no longer their own.

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