Paradigm Shift For Malaysia, Please
When did being Malaysian get so hard?
When did being Malaysian get so hard?
Sara Lau goes through the five stages of grief Barisan Nasional potentially faces post-GE13.
The gift of sight has a certain bearing on our judgments. Here’s why.
It’s always about mutual acceptance and respect because in the end it’s not about winning arguments, but our relationship with each other, a little note on Azan.
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A provocative collection of videos from the Lead India campaign and some suggestions on how we can do our part as citizens to make democracy take root.
From calling Adam Lambert “too faggy” to being a part of the nation’s only sexuality rights festival – one former borderline bigot’s journey towards become a Rainbow Warrior.
Connecting the dots between coconut trees, race, and religion – with a little help from some highly imaginative neighbours in Ampang.
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