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An Open Letter to “Editors of the World”

Admin by Admin
January 23, 2025
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Dear Editor,

Help me serve this cautionary Injunction on History — not only generally, for huddled global masses, but especially for pauperized and marginalized Black people in oil-rich Guyana; also those in the USA and anywhere in the African Diaspora. Most importantly, this Abeng wake-up alarm bell is sounding for the media members of the fourth estate of which I still fancy myself a part. I’ll say it bluntly, lest — like the mist over the mountain hiding the prospect behind it (my experiential metaphor for ignorance), excessive words obscure their meaning.

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Yours truly,
Joan Cambridge
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Author: Clarise Cumberbatch Want to Go Home.
Alias: Bassidy Dolly Guyana Rainforest Bag-lady
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