Mi just hear a sportscaster on a prominent

radio station refer to di Guyanians - Barbados beat the Guyanians - deading wid shame and laff

In reply to Chrissy

Guyanese, Guyanians, so confusing. That's why I just call dem Muddies.

In reply to Chrissy

I noticed where you placed the word "prominent", not before sportscaster, rather before the radio station. There aren't too many of the former anymore.

In reply to JoeGrine
Eent

In reply to Chrissy

the actual level of functional literacy slips a few notches every year all over the world while the number of subjects and degrees earned increase exponentially...

there is a big con job being done all over the world in the name of education...it's the big neoliberal take over...

more subjects, more degrees. etc...all to make the 1% richer, all the while keeping the 99 functionally. socially. culturally, critically...incompetent

Carlin said it best vintage

In reply to Chrissy

I have noticed in our region how the level of journalism: print, radio and tv, have fallen to junior high school level.

I read articles from West Indian newspapers online and I simply cannot believe of so many poorly written articles gets past the editor.

The TT Newsday editor said that internet is too quick as a result her outfit cannot keep up, I did find this a lazy excuse as even their editorial is elementary and more often than not, are poorly written.

Radio is even worse.

In reply to Drapsey



Get him Jeremy....

[b]In reply to doosra[/b
Real sad