yuji22 posted:
We need to address this issue if we are to move Guyana forward and include Afros as equal partners.
One of your grand daughters must have hacked you because this is too rational and sensible a comment from you.
Most Afros want inclusion as do most Indos. Its perceptions of the LACK of inclusion which underscores our ethnic anxieties. I dont think that Indos love the PPP nor do Afros love the PNC so much that this is what underlies their fears. Apparent tribal loyalty is a proxy for the fact that neither group perceives fear treatment, and they vote in hopes that such unfairness will be reduced if ahbe/ahwe in power.
But "ahbe/ahwe doesnt seem to matter much. Indos accuse the PPP of favoring blacks and the PNC was accused last year of favoring Indians, the reason why votes went to Volda and not Harmon.