We IS Trini Letters To Lizzie #16
Dr Kris Rampersad 
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. True, it would be another 50 years before your Great Britain would understand how We, the many, can become a singular Trini verb. We is Trini, free to write and sing in we own diverse idioms.
In fifty years, Lizzie, we would be helping you to become one; we will show you, how, out of many disparate people, you too can create one nation, because We IS Trini, Lizzie.
I hoist meh national flag to you ….details of the feting and the liming in Letters to Lizzie coming to a bookshop near you, soon..
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Yuh know in a review of my new book LiTTscapes – Landscapes of Fiction from Trinidad and Tobago I deliberately described the Laventille Hills in the singular tense as The Hills IS metaphor and meant exactly that, but a reviewer of the book – a vvey good review it was too generallty though, too liberties to 'correct' the grammar and in quoting it said The Hills are …. I still believe as I meant it the Hills IS ….. just as We IS Trini ….