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Race & Religion

Stories that foster inclusive understanding on the nuanced intersections of race and religion.

After the Vote: Yulianna Frederika on Choosing Community Over Singapore’s Relentless Growth

After the Vote: Yulianna Frederika on Choosing Community Over Singapore’s Relentless Growth

"The spirit of gotong royong means that we give, even when we only have 10 percent."

by Ilyas Sholihyn April 27, 2025

Can Singapore Ever Move Beyond CMIO?

Can Singapore Ever Move Beyond CMIO?

Is CMIO still holding us together, or are we forcing ourselves into boxes that no longer fit?

by Kimberly Lim February 5, 2025

A Lapsed Catholic’s Search for Meaning at the Papal Mass

A Lapsed Catholic’s Search for Meaning at the Papal Mass

by Kimberly Lim September 17, 2024

Meet Malika, the Singaporean Hitchhiker Turned Medicine Woman

Meet Malika, the Singaporean Hitchhiker Turned Medicine Woman

A hitchhiker's guide to healing.

by Andre Frois August 6, 2024

The Doctor Who Makes Room for the Supernatural in Palliative Care

The Doctor Who Makes Room for the Supernatural in Palliative Care

When death comes knocking, faith and medicine intertwine.

by Andre Frois August 1, 2024

What Happens at an Interfaith Durian Party?

What Happens at an Interfaith Durian Party?

Give durian diplomacy a chance.

by Andre Frois July 31, 2024

Recent Articles

Race & Religion

Singapore, Unfiltered

Racial Harmony Is More Than the Absence of Conflict. It’s Being Able To Have Conversations.

Racial Harmony Is More Than the Absence of Conflict. It’s Being Able To Have Conversations.

Singapore prides itself on its racial harmony. We even celebrate it on Racial Harmony Day every year. But why do some still find it so hard to talk about race in Singapore?

by Kimberly Lim

July 25, 2025

Singapore, Unfiltered

Why Does Race Still Matter When Renting in Singapore?

Why Does Race Still Matter When Renting in Singapore?

What will it take to make inclusivity the norm in Singapore’s rental market?

by RICE

July 2, 2025

Singapore, Unfiltered

No, We Can’t Just ‘Move On’

No, We Can’t Just ‘Move On’

For Ariffin—and for all of us who are fatigued by moments such as these—we can't 'move on' so easily.

by Ilyas Sholihyn

April 28, 2025

Coming Of Age

Hari Raya 2025: Of Kuih Lopes, Fatherhood, and the Weight of Love and Loss

Hari Raya 2025: Of Kuih Lopes, Fatherhood, and the Weight of Love and Loss

On coming to terms that not everyone makes it to the yearly family photos.

by Khai Asyraf

March 31, 2025

Coming Of Age

CNY, Family Secrets, and an Identity Crisis: The Malay Who Was Raised Chinese-Christian

CNY, Family Secrets, and an Identity Crisis: The Malay Who Was Raised Chinese-Christian

“I grew up thinking I was Chinese, then found out I was Malay. But in actual fact, I can’t really say I belong to either.”

by Alfieyah Abdullah

January 28, 2025

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