Kriyaan Singh, a current member of the Board of Veterinary Surgeons in Trinidad and Tobago, has repeatedly used racist and divisive rhetoric on his social media platforms, targeting people of African descent. This type of behavior is not only deeply offensive but completely unacceptable for someone in a leadership position, especially one that could impact the lives of numerous citizens from diverse backgrounds.

In today's society, we cannot tolerate racism and bigotry, especially from those in positions of power and influence. The Board of Veterinary Surgeons should be an inclusive and representative body that upholds the values of diversity and equality. Allowing individuals who have demonstrated clear biases based on race to continue serving undermines the integrity and trust that should be inherent in such roles.

Racism in any form has no place in our institutions. The presence of someone who openly shares discriminatory views can have a significant impact on the decisions made by the Board, potentially leading to unfair practices. Inclusivity is essential for any board, especially one responsible for regulating a field as critical as veterinary medicine, which serves people and animals from all walks of life.

We need a Board of Veterinary Surgeons that reflects the values of our nation - a body free from intolerance and discrimination. It's crucial to take immediate action to remove Mr. Singh from his position and ensure that future board members are committed to upholding the principles of equality and justice.

Join us in this fight for justice and equality. Sign this petition to demand the removal of Kriyaan Singh from the Board of Veterinary Surgeons. Together, we can work towards a more inclusive and fair society.