Khoo Kay Peng
AUG 31 - After nearly 51 years of independence, we are still talking about national unity. National unity is an often repeated mantra of the only government we know but action speaks louder than words. Unfortunately, there is very little of our multi-racial harmony that we can credit to the politics of race and religion.
Multi-racial co-existence is a lot older than our nation. This land was inhabited by different races longer than what's recorded in our history textbooks.
The fact that our multi-racial society is still living in peace and harmony proves that we have accepted our shared destiny.
More:http://themalaysianinsider.com/index.php/malaysia/8339-this-merdeka-forget-about-unity
AUG 31 - After nearly 51 years of independence, we are still talking about national unity. National unity is an often repeated mantra of the only government we know but action speaks louder than words. Unfortunately, there is very little of our multi-racial harmony that we can credit to the politics of race and religion.
Multi-racial co-existence is a lot older than our nation. This land was inhabited by different races longer than what's recorded in our history textbooks.
The fact that our multi-racial society is still living in peace and harmony proves that we have accepted our shared destiny.
More:http://themalaysianinsider.com/index.php/malaysia/8339-this-merdeka-forget-about-unity
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