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Well said, I have the same belief. I would really like my future kids to know more about Guavas rather than Strawberries we need to preserve our culture.
lizziegal12 2 months ago
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TheKrislewis 2 months ago
he is Caucasian what prejudice would he expect!
trinigirl1155 2 months ago
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@trinigirl1155 it is beyond me how you can think with such an ignorant mind but then again your comment clearly shows that you can't think at all. Here is someone fighting for local agriculture and making a statement and that his skin colour is all you get out of his presentation?! I pity ignorant minded people like you and people like you are one of the many reasons why Trinidad cannot move forward.
TheKrislewis 2 months ago
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@trinigirl1155 it is beyond me how you can think with such an ignorant mind but then again your comment clearly shows that you can't think at all. Here is someone fighting for local agriculture and making a statement and that his skin colour is all you get out of his presentation?! I pity ignorant minded people like you and people like you are one of the many reasons why Trinidad cannot move forward.
TheKrislewis 2 months ago
@trinigirl1155 You would be surprised how that changes when they hear you're accent.
ThinkGodDammitTNT 2 months ago
@trinigirl1155
I must say that your very statement is rather prejudiced. It's not only the colour of your skin that matters. People will judge you based on your gender, your native land, your language, your religion, the way you dress, what school you went to, whether you prefer Liverpool over Arsenal, or even your preference for teal over aquamarine.
How is it that after the entire talk, THAT is what you came away thinking?
Eat, drink, and consume all you can locally.
TriniIntel 2 months ago
Fav Talk of the event!
tanyadol 2 months ago
Well said. Good to see that another generation believes this. Others have come (and gone) saying much the same (if not as eloquently), and been shunted aside. Keep on with the message.
jazzikins2 2 months ago
this was my favorite talk from that day. i learned a great deal about local food...i'm gonna have to apply these lessons to everyday life!
LexiHarrington 2 months ago
Great Talk, great message for our T&T eaters, great message to the world about our issues. Nice Stefan nice :)
silomix 2 months ago
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austinhalo1 2 months ago