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[UltimaOnline]

Multi-racial, multi-religious, multi-national​

The first thing that one might notice about the group though, is how diverse they are.

“We always joked that NTU should put us in their marketing campaigns because of how multi-ethnic we are,” shared Faiqah, who’s Malay-Muslim.

But they didn’t set out to be poster children for Singapore’s racial harmony.

Shared Melanie: “I don’t think our group dynamic has ever been something like ‘we want to intentionally be a racially harmonious group’, it’s just that we all managed to click and get along with each other, and it so happens that we are of different races.”


https://mothership.sg/2021/07/5-singaporean-millennials-friendship/

 

[laksaboy]

The more they play the Race card in their propaganda, the more it's going to backfire.

 

[Leongsam]

That does not look diverse they are all butt ugly. A diverse group should have a range from the grotesque to the very good looking.

 

[Loofydralb]

Faiqah is a muslim? In fact should ask are PAP malay MPs muslim?
If they don't do their prayers, they should be shameful to call themselves muslim.

 

[A Singaporean]

Faiqah is a muslim? In fact should ask are PAP malay MPs muslim?
If they don't do their prayers, they should be shameful to call themselves muslim.

Don't worry. Indian can also be called Malay.

 

[blackmondy]

Multi-standards as well.

 

[dredd]

That does not look diverse they are all butt ugly. A diverse group should have a range from the grotesque to the very good looking.

Yes, lookism is a widespread problem, more prevalent than racism...