Testing Our Faith in Government and Looking for a New Malaysia
December 31, 2022
By Dorothy Cheng The past three years have been a whirlwind for Malaysia. As we move into a new year, and importantly, a new
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Malaysians Who Use Drugs: Personal Narratives and Experiences
December 31, 2022
By Shaun Phuah Drugs are used recreationally across the globe and Malaysia is no exception. Many of the narratives that we have surrounding drugs come
Listening First: A Personal Recounting of Cuba Dengar Dulu
October 26, 2022
By Shaun Phuah I step out of my Grab car and onto the loose gravel of the area
Folk Dance in Malaysia: Redefining Cultural Memory
October 24, 2022
By Dorothy Cheng “To understand the culture, study the dance. To understand the dance, study the people.” The quote above is commonly attributed to Chuck
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
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
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