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May resigned as a teacher some 12 years ago in an effort to be a better mother. Eleven years later, she’s still in the dark! Sometimes, because of what's ingrained in her vocabulary, she makes remarks or typecasts persons, which her 4 kids deem as racist. She’s trying hard to shake that off, very hard, but believes deep down inside, she is not one. She feels blessed her kids can accuse both their parents of being racists! It is her kids who remind her, now and then, what it means to be Malaysian. She believes a true Malaysia is possible. She has to because it’s possible she may have a grandchild whose name may be Travis Tuppani or Emma Abdullah. She’s going to love them all the same.
What is Love #LoyarBerkasih

What is Love #LoyarBerkasih

Defining love through one true selfless and unconditional Love.

We, Christians, “Fools”?

We, Christians, “Fools”?

I always thought that those who single out others as fools are the bigger fools. How can you not be the bigger fool when you brandish the word “amicable” so wantonly and not know what it means? According to the Oxford English Dictionary, “amicable” means  “friendly; done in a friendly spirit”. Nothing that has happened […]

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Teaching, still a noble profession?

Teaching, still a noble profession?

May Chee Chook Ying asks, is teaching still a noble profession?

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The Holy Book

The Holy Book

May Chee Chook Ying on why we should read scriptures. She thinks faith can only work through love, not hatred. One can never be misled by true faith.

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A Year of The Jubilee

A Year of The Jubilee

The liberation of people throughout history always begins with a small act. It is always about the “little Davids” taking on the “Goliaths” of this world. It is the manifestation of one’s love over another.

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Malaysia Boleh

Malaysia Boleh

We should be ushering in a new age, one heading towards authentic civilization where we can create a network of more human relationships and true human progress. We are all Malaysians and we must believe that we are equal.

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