Hi, I'm looking for a university in Guyana that would offer a foundation programme in science for students who were in the business stream but want to make that transition. Any recommendations, please drop them below or dm me

We need to stop giving guys like Chris Must List easy access to our communities just so they can package us as “dangerous and exotic” for their WHITE audience.

I’ve been watching this pattern for a while and I’m tired of it.

Chris Must List (Christopher Hughes) is a middle-aged white Canadian YouTuber who repeatedly shows up in Caribbean communities, films people, and turns it into content.

•  Women get filmed and framed around their looks.

•  Men get filmed and framed around toughness, guns, “danger,” or street credibility.

•  The whole thing is sold to a largely white, Western audience as some kind of exotic, high-risk experience.

He isn’t bringing meaningful resources, long-term investment, or real reciprocity.

He’s not particularly wealthy or influential. He has a GoFundMe from 2024 asking people for $15,000 to cover his legal expense, and fun fact, he only raised about $2,000 as of 2026 from his own people.

He’s a content creator who found that Black and Brown communities in the Caribbean (and diaspora spaces) will give him access that he almost certainly would not get if the roles were reversed.

And he uses that access to create a product for white people who will never set foot in those communities.

This isn’t “just content.”

It’s a low-effort extraction model.

Show up, film the most visually or narratively extreme people available, leave, and monetize the footage. The people in the videos rarely see lasting benefit.

The communities get the same old portrayal: dangerous, hyper-sexualized, or “wild.”

And the next content creator sees that it works and does the same thing.

I’m not saying every outsider with a camera is automatically evil.

However, it’s always a white man and it is always group of Black men validating him or Brown woman giving him the girlfriend experience in exchange for exposure.

I’m saying we should stop treating easy access as the default.

If someone is clearly here to extract a specific aesthetic (looks from women, toughness from men, “danger” for the algorithm) and then leave, we don’t owe them the open-door treatment.

Especially when that person is not offering anything equivalent in return and would never get the same access in his own circles.

These guys are often just bored or looking for stimulation they can’t find in their own environments. Our communities are not their playground or their content farm.

If more people started saying “no cameras, no interviews, no special access” when the intent is obviously extractive, a lot of this would dry up. We don’t have to host it.

Last week I did my learners driver's test and passed, and still have not received the email yet, is this normal?, or has happened to anyone else?

What’s the process of adding additional classes to your license? I already have MC on mine.

Thanks.

I’m looking to buy a gold Cuban link chain and trying to figure out if it’s more cost-effective to pick one up in Guyana (Georgetown) or locally around Toronto. My budget is $800 CAD (approx. $580 USD / $120,000 GYD).

They killed Amharas on the streets, inside their homes, while trying to flee, and while hiding inside the Orthodox Church.

Wham y'all. Hosting a big 30th birthday party this weekend and running the chunes.

What are your hottest chutney songs?

As well as hottest Bollywood / Indian songs? None of that original or slow stuff... them things put me to sleep. Remix for party the way we Guyanese like it is good though 🕺🏻

Anything I can access on YouTube or SoundCloud please!

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I’ve been thinking about how being the eldest daughter in a Guyanese family can come with a lot of expectations that you don’t necessarily realize are expectations until you get older.
You’re expected to help with your younger siblings, be responsible, set an example, help around the house, make good decisions, and sometimes just… figure things out.
And BECAUSE you’re “the big one,” there can be this assumption that you’re capable of handling everything.
But I’m curious about other Guyanese eldest daughters:
What’s something being the eldest daughter taught you that you’re now trying to unlearn?
And do you think being the eldest daughter in a Guyanese/Caribbean family is a different experience from being the eldest daughter elsewhere?
I’d genuinely love to hear your experiences: the good, the frustrating, and the “why am I basically a second parent?” moments 😂

EDIT: For anyone who relates to this, I’m also building a small space for eldest daughters to connect and share their experiences
Big Daughter Club is on TikTok & Instagram if you want to find us❤️

Fortunately, or unfortunately, [rather later] Ethiopia is a home of people with different ethnic backgrounds, cultures, historical narration, and psychological makeup.

Political, economic,administrative and social interest of the people of Ethiopia is the polar opposite. Thus, the causes of conflict in Ethiopia are diverse.

https://www.dpublication.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/N-856.pdf