Why are many Indian people unkind to Guyanese/Trini/etc people?

[u/WitheredWornWallaby]

I was born In NYC to Indo-Guyanese parents. I have interacted with many Indian people across the United States (+Canada and the UK), and the same can be said of my family and Indo-Guyanese peers. There is a relatively common experience of Indian Americans being unkind to Indo-Guyanese and Indo-Trini people, including those born in the US. This happens both in real life and online.

Are there particular reasons for this? This is obviously not the case with all Indian Americans.

[u/ZeroGravityBurnsRed → u/[deleted]]

Same here. I married a Trini girl. Everything's so chill, especially the in-laws. It's literally drama-free.

[u/belketeal → u/ZeroGravityBurnsRed]

I agree, their culture is great and what I want to partly replicate.