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      <description>Even as far as WhatsApp chain messages go, this one was egregious: “20,000 foreign workers are now quarantined in several large dormitories. If only 2 per cent are infected, they will infect onwards their maid girlfriends. We’re talking 400 infected households.”
The calculations continued exponentially to prophesise a catastrophic spread of Covid-19 in Singapore’s schools, workplaces and churches, all starting with foreign workers.
The message, circulating among my relatives a few weeks ago,...</description>
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      <description>Two years ago, I was invited to a public panel to discuss writing about minority characters in Singapore fiction.
“We can’t talk honestly about race though. How to fill the time?” I asked another writer. He replied, “We’ll just get the conversation started and then the race riots will take over.”
The race riots: Singapore’s biggest bogeyman.
Growing up, we were taught that the island state’s success depended on peace between ethnic groups.
From race-based housing quotas to prevent ghettoization...</description>
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The race riots: Singapore’s biggest bogeyman. Growing up, we were taught that the island state’s success depended on peace between ethnic groups. From race-based housing quotas to prevent ghettoisation...</description>
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      <title>The race riots remain Singapore’s biggest bogeyman. It’s time to have an honest discussion about prejudice</title>
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