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This white boy in the video demonstrating his knowledge of Jamaican patwah is a good thing, the problem I have with it, is the boy speaks in a quiet, measured and calm voice when reading English and suddenly shouts and gets angry when doing the Jamaican language. It reinforces a negative stereotype which should be avoided. It is conditioning and learned behaviour which is not right. Miss Lou never showed anger when speaking in Jamaican language. Regards, Tony Kelly
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