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To disagree without insult and slander, viciousness and bitterness

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September 12, 2020
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Dear Editor,

Red Thread extends condolences to the families and loved ones of Joel Henry, Isaiah Henry, Haresh Singh, Prettipaul Hargobin, and joins those calling for an end to violence in our beloved Guyana.

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We are organising a virtual speak out, Moving Forward Better, to bring Guyanese together to reflect on what living together means and requires, the need to listen, hear and empathise with each other. To disagree without insult and slander, viciousness and bitterness. To care for each other and to demonstrate that in our words and actions.

The virtual speakout will take place on Friday September 11, from 6-7:30 p.m.

It will be streamed live on our Facebook Page

Sincerely
Karen de Souza, Joy Marcus, Halima Khan, Susan Collymore, Vanessa Ross, Wintress White, Sherlina Nageer, Alissa Trotz, Nesha Haniff

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