Reply to "Dave, educate yourself instead Presenting Poor Propaganda from FH."

Django posted:

That's Rajkumarie Singh, her son was Gora Singh.

Rajkumari Singh (1923 - 1979)
A new offering on racial conflict resolution

http://www.landofsixpeoples.com/news402/ns4053013.htm

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She held the view that the arts provided a vehicle to find the similarities and the opportunities to explore new possibilities. So, it was not surprising when she joined the Guyana National Service at its start in 1972.

She was severely criticized for doing this. For some members of the Indo-Guyanese community, this was a betrayal of her race. Some argued that joining the GNS led to "the stagnation of her creativity." I wish to suggest that such positions were harsh.

Under Rajkumari's leadership, the GNS Culture Corps helped Guyanese of African ancestry to demystify the aesthetics of Guyanese of Indian ancestry. No longer were the dhantal, dolak, sitar and harmonium the instruments of the 'other.' They were instruments that could be incorporated in the nation's musical pantheon to make a glorious sound.

Yes, that's her. Dem Indian anti man posting hay who bytch and whine daily about "lack of representation in the military and police" would be well served to read how INDIANS treated this INDIAN WOMAN for engaging the national service and military, attempting to bring Indian culture and help create a "Guyanese" cultural context that included Indian culture. These nasty Indians like the ones posting hay didn't like that, they wanted to remain tied to India and Guyana to be Indian ONLY.

Interesting that this woman's roots were much more sophisticated and more "indian" than any of the fake "indian patriots" posting hay like de bramanananananananan man and he clown posse like professa youtube who posting videos of songs dat he doant even undastand what dem sehing. I bet this woman and her family spoke fluent Hindi, but she wasn't "indian" enuff fuh dese clowns posting hay.