Do M’sians really want multiracial country?
My thoughts about racial and religious relations in Malaysia shift all the time depending on what I read in the media, my interaction with different people and just my general observation.
My thoughts about racial and religious relations in Malaysia shift all the time depending on what I read in the media, my interaction with different people and just my general observation.
I, for one, still am pushing the agenda of interracial marriages to solve racism.
Check ourselves and see if we actually have deep relationships with those of other races and religions other than the people who we just greet on a superficial level.
Alethea said she was the only one who was fasting in her school and she happily explained to her friend who didn’t know what fasting is.
I would have to say that the education system is the first place we go to in order to address the issue of racism.
A responsible leader should explain and educate his constituents about inclusivity, understanding, and acceptance.
National schools have a responsibility to celebrate all festivities together with all students.
If one religion is allowed to permeate schools, then so should all other religions too.
I’m glad that our prime minister voices out on racism, but I think that whatever he is doing is not enough.
Malaysia cannot focus on bread and butter issues until racial and religious issues are solved.