Seems like there is a serious shortage of Indo Guyanese in Guyana, or APNU/AFC can be seen as racially inclined.
Did you have anything to say when only two state corporations/commissions were headed by blacks.
The PPP are the last people to complain about racism. Only those who pointed out racist practices of the PPP can make comments on this now.
When asked why the dearth of blacks in leadership positions during the Jagdeo/Ramotar era, the response was "maybe there aren't any qualified blacks".
I followed your respond and cannot say that I agree with you for the simple reason, we voted for change, and had hoped that all this nonsense based on race would now have been a thing of the past.......but with APNU/AFC, it seems to be an ongoing feature. They seemed to continued where the PNC left off.
Unless you criticized the PPPs racist practices I really don't care what you bleat on this topic. This begins to sound like the show is on the other foot, so suddenly it concerns you.
Those who criticized the PPP for their racism, people like Freddie Kissoon, can comment if APNU/AFC if similarly racially exclusionary. Kissoon was attacked by most Indians and called self hating. So he is entitled to talk because he cannot be accused of being a hypocrite.
Really don't think that too many Indians can talk on this, as they either attacked blacks who pointed out PPP racism against Afro Guyanese, or remained silent.
Those who lambasted people like me about PPP racism, calling me a racist, and claiming that all I wanted was to see dead Indians (and yes I got many of those comments) are hypocrites if they suddenly become aware of racism, when their party lost.
When Africans like Nigel Hughes, David Hinds and others lambasted PPP racism, they were called racists. Did you come to their defense? Some how I don't recall that....and by the way, silence means consent, so unless you confronted those who attack these men, then you are equally hypocritical if suddenly ethnic balance matters to you.
The coalition promised a new way of doing things. Obvious, we are instead getting same old ways. Two wrongs do not make a right. Since you say that silence means consent, I will state my Opposition to any form of racism. It is a concern when the representation on the boards lack balance. This whole process started with the pnc dictatorship when one had to have a party card to get a job.