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This is a '''list of notable Guyanese'''. This list includes people born in [[Guyana]], notably of Guyanese descent, or otherwise strongly associated to Guyana.
This is a '''list of notable Guyanese'''. This list includes people born in [[Guyana]], notably of Guyanese descent, or otherwise strongly associated to Guyana.
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== Actors and entertainers ==

* [[Robert Adams (actor)|Robert Adams]] (1902–1965), British Guyanese actor, of stage and screen
* [[Harry Baird (actor)|Harry Baird]] (1931–2005), Guyanese-born British actor
* [[Marc Matthews]] (born c. 1940), actor, broadcaster, writer, and producer
* [[T-Bone Wilson]], Guyanese-born British actor, dramatist, and poet
* [[Ian Valz]] (1957–2010), actor, playwright, and filmmaker


==Artists==
==Artists==
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* [[Lenny Prince]] (born 1965), Guyanese-born American sculptor and large scale installation artist
* [[Lenny Prince]] (born 1965), Guyanese-born American sculptor and large scale installation artist
* [[Doris Rogers]] (1929–2016), Guyanese academic who specialized in fine arts
* [[Doris Rogers]] (1929–2016), Guyanese academic who specialized in fine arts

== Businesspeople ==

* [[Arif Ali (publisher)|Arif Ali]] (born 1935), Guyana-born British publisher, and newspaper proprietor
* [[Elizabeth Swain Bannister]] (1785–1828), Barbadian-born businessperson and freewoman, who lived in [[Berbice]], a Dutch Colony (what is now Guyana)
* [[John Meredith Ford]] (1923–1995), businessman and politician

== Musicians ==
{{See also|Category:Guyanese musicians}}

* [[Aubrey Cummings]] (1947–2010), Guyana-born Barbadian musician
* [[Lynette Dolphin]] (1916–2000), musician, educator, chair of the Guyana Department of Culture
* [[Rudolph Dunbar]] (1907–1988), conductor, composer, musician
* [[Keko (Guyanese rapper)]] (born 1974), rapper, radio personality
* [[Sol Raye]] (1936–2006), cabaret musician

== Politicians and activists ==

* [[Margaret Ackman]] (?–2013), politician and a founding member of the [[People's National Congress (Guyana)|People’s National Congress Reform]]
* [[Andaiye]] (1942–2019), social, political, and gender rights activist
* [[Antony Beaujon]] (<abbr>c.</abbr> 1763–1805), civil servant and politician
* [[Juan Edghill]] (born 1964), pastor and politician; founder and bishop of Zadok Ministers Fellowship
* [[John Meredith Ford]] (1923–1995), businessman and politician
* [[Valerie Hart]] (1933–2021), indigenous political leader from the [[Wapishana]] ethnic group and a member of Guyana's Amerindian Party
* [[Edwina Melville]] (1926–1993), writer, teacher, politician, and advocate of the [[Wapishana]] peoples


== Writers ==
== Writers ==
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* [[John Agard]] (born 1949), Guyana-born British playwright, poet and children's writer
* [[John Agard]] (born 1949), Guyana-born British playwright, poet and children's writer
* [[Arif Ali (publisher)|Arif Ali]] (born 1935), Guyana-born British publisher, and newspaper proprietor
* [[Arif Ali (publisher)|Arif Ali]] (born 1935), Guyana-born British publisher, and newspaper proprietor
* [[Shana Yardan]] (1943–1989), poet
* [[Shana Yardan]] (1943–1989), poet and broadcaster


== References ==
== References ==

Revision as of 04:02, 22 June 2024

This is a list of notable Guyanese. This list includes people born in Guyana, notably of Guyanese descent, or otherwise strongly associated to Guyana.

Actors and entertainers

  • Robert Adams (1902–1965), British Guyanese actor, of stage and screen
  • Harry Baird (1931–2005), Guyanese-born British actor
  • Marc Matthews (born c. 1940), actor, broadcaster, writer, and producer
  • T-Bone Wilson, Guyanese-born British actor, dramatist, and poet
  • Ian Valz (1957–2010), actor, playwright, and filmmaker

Artists

Businesspeople

Musicians

Politicians and activists

Writers

  • Michael Abbensetts (1938–2016), Guyana-born British playwright and screenwriter
  • John Agard (born 1949), Guyana-born British playwright, poet and children's writer
  • Arif Ali (born 1935), Guyana-born British publisher, and newspaper proprietor
  • Shana Yardan (1943–1989), poet and broadcaster

References