"I am pleased to announced that henceforth the Waramadong Secondary School will be known as the Desrey Fox Secondary School in honour of an outstanding Amerindian educator who has left an indelible mark on our nation." - His Excellency Brig. David Granger
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Cool David!
I c nothing wrang wid the name before-probably, it is more Amerindian.
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Originally Posted by Jalil:
"I am pleased to announced that henceforth the Waramadong Secondary School will be known as the Desrey Fox Secondary School in honour of an outstanding Amerindian educator who has left an indelible mark on our nation." - His Excellency Brig. David Granger
Desrey Fox is a linguist and a renown scholar. She is example of untapped intellectual depth in our Amerind community. I admired her for who she was is beyond the Amerind lured to the PPP soup spigot as a minister. She has an identify above and beyond that.
Originally Posted by seignet:
I c nothing wrang wid the name before-probably, it is more Amerindian.
And exactly what have you got against my Amerindian sister? Would you have preferred if it was called Preya Manichand?
Former Member
Originally Posted by Mr.T:
Originally Posted by seignet:
I c nothing wrang wid the name before-probably, it is more Amerindian.
And exactly what have you got against my Amerindian sister? Would you have preferred if it was called Preya Manichand?
What about Beera Poke.
Originally Posted by Mr.T:
Originally Posted by seignet:
I c nothing wrang wid the name before-probably, it is more Amerindian.
And exactly what have you got against my Amerindian sister? Would you have preferred if it was called Preya Manichand?
I saw nothing wrong with the original name. To me, it is more Amerindian sounding than Fox. If it wasn't explained, I would have thought the lady was of mixed heritage. I did not like when the airport was change from Timehri. The Amerindians are a significant people in Guyana, let their words prevail where and when it can. Guyanese other than Amerinds pretty well have dominated the country.
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