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Prof Selwyn Ryan taught T&T about itself
Posted: Saturday, March 19, 2022
Rowley: Prof Selwyn Ryan taught Trinidad and Tobago about itself
Dr Rowley said Ryan was one of the Caribbean's top reasearchers and a true patriot of Trinidad and Tobago, and a man he was glad to have known. He said Ryan had been brave enough to examine delicate issues such as race, religion, ethnicity and class, but not on the basis of bias, prejudice and speculation but facts he had found.
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