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Mar 13, 2023 Letters
Dear Editor
Kaieteur News – An Afro and Indo Guyanese woman will lead the PNCR and its coalition into the next general elections. Guyana, for decades, has been dominated by men in political leadership. We have had our fair share of a male dominated society that has plunged us into a country of chaos and confusion.
A woman’s touch can heal an ailing nation
Guyana is ailing and women across the ethnic divide will be given the opportunity to begin the healing of a nation. In our worst moments; be it in sickness or trouble, regardless of our gender, we look to the loving and tenderness that come from our mothers. There is a healing balm in the palm of the woman that assuages. Men protect, women nurture. What our nation needs almost immediately is to be nurtured back to healthy governance and prosperity.
History like never before is upon us and our population comprising the majority of women will not only lead but save our powerful and destructive men from themselves, while saving Guyana. The two women will be presented to the Guyanese people in the very near future. The revolution will be led by women and it will not be a bloody one. I yearn to feel their touch as they save Guyana and us men in the process.
Sincerely yours
Norman Browne
Social and Political Activist
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