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A note on Malaysians of mixed parentage
Chong, Beverly Siaw-Yuin1.
Because Malaysia has a diverse population, intermarriages among Malaysians are not uncommon; Malaysians of mixed parentage are a familiar sight in many parts of the country. This note reports on the experiences of Malaysian undergraduates with parents from different ethnic backgrounds. Malaysians still identify themselves more with their race as being Malay or Chinese or Indian or mixed, rather than being Malaysian. As a result, Malaysians of mixed parentage feel at times that they do not belong. Stripping down racism and altering the mentality of some Malaysians would definitely be a positive step and long called for.
Affiliation:
- University of Malaya, Malaysia
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