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Guyana: Being Black

Written byJanine Mendes-Franco
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Posted 9 July 2012 13 years ago

Imran Khan addresses the issue of racism in Guyana, saying: “[It] has become a country in which one is privileged to be Indo-Guyanese and cursed to Afro-Guyanese. It is not just not ok to be black in Guyana, it is a condemnation to a life of less.”

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