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The question then raises as to how can both races get rid of these "monster" images and perceptions ?
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It begins when you stop viewing every comment on Indian racism as a racist attack on Indians. As you can see I have no problem admitting to the racism of the Burnham era, nor am I denying that Afro Guyanese bought into a Eurocentric notion of the "unassimilated" Indian being an inferior.
You however refuse to admit to the fact that Indian racism does exist. That many, maybe most, Indians harbor a view of black inferiority (look at drugb's posts as an example). You peddle Jagdeo as some one who will bring ethnic unity when in fact he is the most divisive politician walking around Guyana today.