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..sure this is not new news to most people. But when I see these type of Facebook posts with the type of comments as well that certainly reflect what the masses are thinking on the ground there is no doubt that in less than 20 years the majority of the population will be mixed. I believe currently there is 23% who declare themselves mixed. Interesting future for T&T

In reply to problemjay

Lovely.

In reply to bravos

I hope so boy,I want us to be a model,i believe most Indos have an Afro relative and many Afros have an Indo family.We will teach the rest of the world.Go and mix well my people.

In reply to granite

Definitely...

Nice thread...btw i pisted the guardian picture with sat maharaj and rowley on my fb page...

In reply to bravos

Pelau

In reply to Jabari18


Mississippi Masala!
TT Masala!
Don't have the same ring to it,but that won't stop the tapestry from being weaved,in time,all in time.

In reply to Jabari18

Pelau is right

In reply to problemjay

But Pelau is an East Indian word- in fact it is an Indian dish consisting of rice cooked with other things- mainly vegetables.

Now, a better Trinidad name to properly identify with race mixing should be sought.

In reply to Jabari18

Ah Calaloo too..

In reply to Emir

Good day sir..

Cook up

unno gwine change name to Duglaopolis?

it is a good thing though,those are the real Trinis.

In reply to camos

Classic Dougla..

Classic Dougla.

In reply to bravos

My cousin (not the Britishguyneezjewmaycan one) who's mixed, amerindian + African n dutch, married a treeknee from san juan who is African+chinese+indian!!! They've two beautiful (hispanic looking) dautas!!! Go figure! Lmao.

In reply to BeatDball

Pepper pot!!

In reply to Jabari18

once dem grenadian and guyanese ent come in the mix, i good

In reply to bravos More like the coookup!

In reply to BeatDball

Pepper in dat mix!!!

In reply to VIX

Lol behave dey done here tiefin ah bull !

the death of the black man in titsland

In reply to tc1

No it's the birth of the half-a-black man.

In reply to tc1

Some people see beyond skin color. People are more concerned about unity and patriotism than skin color

In reply to problemjay

Don' t fool yourself , racism will not evacuated

In reply to tc1


Doh leh Jah Jah hear yuh say dat,he go call dat "ethnic clensing".

I have never forgotten the story of the mix up of babies in TT,where an Indian mother was given an Afro baby,and the Afro mum was given an Indo baby.Both parents accepted the babies as their own,without questioning it.They treated the babies as their own.The Indo mother had Afro blood through her grand parents and the Afro family had Indo blood through their grand parents,so they just thought everything was ok,it was only when the hospital found the mistake did they know,but both sides loved and cared for their non biological babies as their own.
As they say,"only in Trinidad".

In reply to granite

Was this the norm, since I heard stories of Indians disowning their children and even killing themselves for being with blacks.

Ok, goodbye Brian, Rowley, James , Eric , Sparrow.

In reply to tc1

tc1 worry about what the colorisim issue and the color pigment issue in your native island or how Uncle Sam shooting down and marginalizing the minority black population if you live in America. If Trinidadians want to nation build and see beyond something as simple as skin color then I am in full support

In reply to granite

hat story was lovely,scary but lovely,thank 'God' they were able to detect due to the obvious difference and thank 'God' Raj didn't chop up Vashti fuh horning him wit ah creole!!

In reply to tc1

Yo out ah dat shit...de dougla antidote arriveth.

In reply to bravos

i dont know what a dougla.

In reply to tc1

Well that speaks for itself,you obviously commenting on things you don't know about..full circle..later.

In reply to bravos

Beahahahahahahaha

D man disqualify heself from d convo

In reply to Jabari18