Accents define us. They project our cultural identity to the listener and play into the positive or negative prejudices of that person.
Julie Andrews as Eliza Doolittle meets Rex Harrison as Professor Henry Higgins in ‘My Fair Lady,’ the 1956 musical adaptation of ‘Pygmalion’ (photo credit: Richard Maney/Photo by Friedman-Abeles, NYC)ByROBERT HERSOWITZRead More