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Ethnic solidarity and political power

When analyzing Guyana’s curious politics and the ethnic relations between Indo and Afro Guyanese, there are some things in our Continue reading →

Women’s Right to Reproductive Healthcare

Speech on women’s right to reproductive health care, delivered at the Caribbean Forum on Population, Youth and Development 2018. Greetings Continue reading →

Empowerment: More than a buzzword

    BRAND YOUth is a series of events by “Conversations With Selwyn” that aims to empower the youth of Continue reading →

Color Blindness & Racism Without Racists: A privileged ideology

  I am a privileged person. My entire life, I have been provided with economic, educational, familial and other forms Continue reading →

Oil and Bad Politics: Part 1

During the days leading up to the end of 2017, the APNU-AFC coalition government revealed the long asked for Petroleum Continue reading →

Trickle-Down Feminism

Guyanese leg of the Life in Leggings Caribbean march which happened on March 11, 2017. The best thing about being Continue reading →

On “Turning abuse to advocacy”

Upon coming across Oluatoyin Alleyne’s weekly “Women’s Chronicles” in Stabroek News, I messaged her telling her how thankful I was Continue reading →

A home of one’s own

“My view is, and my intention is, if I am going to relocate a squatter, I must be able to Continue reading →

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