Letters on: Pageants and Celebrations
Pageants
- Much more has to be done to prepare Ms Sobers
- Miss African Heritage Pageant was well run but disrupted by indisciplined element
- Behaviour at pageant symptomatic of new culture
- Reshape the Amerindian Heritage Pageant
- No comparison between election protests and behaviour at pageant
- The government should not sponsor pageants perpetuating sexist stereotypes
- Ethnocentric beauty pageants
- Guyanese observed Diwali in New York
- Guyanese Christmas celebrations in full swing in New York
- How can Good Friday be observed on the same day as Phagwah?
- Those were the good old days
- Nothing wrong with Good Friday, Phagwah on same day
- Ill-advised to change date for Mash
- Mash on Monday instead?
- Mash should not be deferred
- Sacrifice could be done the following day
- Room can fill with smoke before the heat of a fire awakens you
- Children's Costume Parade was a smash hit
- A festival of arts would be better
- The cultural sterility of Mash is the outcome of thwarted colonial consciousness
- Mash was a success
- Signs of togetherness
- Mash was widely supported
- Guyanese artistes should be the entertainers at the Ms Guyana Universe pageant
- Against children’s Mash
- There will be a Miss Guyana World Pageant
- Guyanese in New York ready for Phagwah festivities
- Mash is not widely supported
- Questions about the Pageant
- The origin of the word Mashramani
- Politicians take liberties in explaining the significance of religious events
- Intelligence test was an embarrassment
- Untrue and malicious
- Jazz music made everyone sleepy including judges
- Disgusting and discriminating
- Mia has a beautiful and expressive face
- Miss Guyana Pageant was a disappointment
- This type of behaviour will not encourage tourism
- It seems we may need independent observers for beauty contests
- Channel 9 did broadcast another programme with different views on the pageant
- Gowns were terrible, décor was dull
- The pageant was badly organised and poorly displayed
- Resistance to May 5 being a national holiday
- The pageant judges were extensively briefed about what to look for
- All these beauty contests are exploitative
- Hindus should not organise beauty pageants
- Someone who has presence
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