Talk:Afro-Guyanese

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"The Afro-Guyanese people's perception of themselves as the true Guyanese derived not only from their long history of residence, but also from a sense of superiority based on their literacy, Christianity, and British colonial values."

POV??? Indo-Guyanese propaganda, much?


Couldn't agree more. This article is extremely biased and should be brought to the attention of an administrator.