VVP posted:.I think you are saying that ethic tension is driven by races-based politics, which I agree with.
I used the term institutional instead of political as racial insecurities extend into the private sector as well. In the opinion of blacks Indians will show bias against them in favor of Indians wherever they have clout, even if merely as a manager in a company which isn't Indian owned.
If Guyanese insist in confining the problem as political it will never be resolved. Politicians go where the votes are, and if the vote is one based on racial insecurity then the political system will respond to this.
When a black person can work for Muneshwers Ltd and can expect to be treated based on his/her merits and not see less competent Indians be promoted ahead of them then we will see some progress. At that point he/she will stop recoiling in terror at the notion of an Indian president.