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Kids & Racism

16 Aug 2016 07:15PM (Updated: 06 Apr 2018 10:29AM)

School children in Singapore celebrate Racial Harmony Day every year to learn the importance of getting along in a multicultural and multi-ethnic society. But does the yearly event actually leave an impression?

About the show:

Globally, terror attacks threaten to tear countries apart. Religiously motivated hate crimes are on the rise. Singapore is one of the most religiously diverse country in the world. How does a society like ours cope? In the sequel to “Regardless of Race”, Janil Puthucheary, chairperson of Onepeople.sg, finds out if we’re as resilient as we think we are. Through candid conversations with people of different faiths, this programme goes to the heart of a matter of critical national importance – what will it take for us to stay united – regardless of religion?

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