Sex Workers in Malaysia, the People Who are Our Neighbours
August 16, 2022
Image courtesy of bungasirait by Shaun Phuah From the thirtieth floor of a condominium in Pudu, my friend asks, “do you see that building
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Why Malaysia Needs Mat Kilau: Collective Trauma and Racism in Malaysia
August 9, 2022
by Dorothy Cheng Just a few weeks after its premiere, the 1915 hit film The Birth of a Nation was banned in multiple states across the United
Kayangan B40 and Class Consciousness
August 5, 2022
by Yvonne Tan It’s safe to say that words initially created by the Najib administration to identify who would be eligible for aid regardless of
Raising the Feminist Future
July 12, 2022
by Yvonne Tan Unilateral conversions are clearly wrong, typically used as an excuse to separate mothers from their children. Single mother Loh Siew Hong’s case
The “Future” of Work
February 24, 2022
by Yvonne Tan The future of work is full of precariats. What is a precariat? It is a portmanteau of the words “precarious” and “proletariat”.
Rethinking Malaysia’s Police Violence
February 24, 2022
by Yvonne Tan Some of us grew up with cop films—either local or international—that portray a life of action and excitement hunting down bad guys
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