seignet posted:VVP posted:caribny posted:GTAngler posted:Irrelevant, probably. The norm, also probably..
The norm is that even in Queens Afro and Indo Guyanese live in different neighborhoods, move in different social circles and don't miss each other.
Face it. We don't trust each other, nor do we see each other as one people.
You don't have to live together to trust each other. I have a friend in Guyana who hires mainly blacks from the other village and they have great relationships.
I lived among blacks in Barr St and never a problem. In fact, the problems I had were mainly with Indians.
It is the uninformed that allow themselves to be caught in the race-based political trap.
Do you remember saying on here that there was a black neighbour who ignored you all, thinking he was too uppity. Now u saying different. Am I wrong. Maybe I read it wrong. If I did, then I apoligize with a sorry.
Yes, two old grouchy people that did not speak to us, but there were no fights. I used to steal their cane and dounze (sp.) when I was a kid 