In Racism We Trust By Adib Darwish Hakeem
We all are, at some point, a racist person. There were uncomfortably too many instances I’ve caught myself and the people I’ve interacted with double-checking if our car doors were…
A Catalyst for Change, A Malaysian Conundrum by Balqis Rezuan
For every good act we do in life, does it only matter when others can visibly see it? Does helping flood victims in Kelantan or Terengganu only count when Khairul…
The Nihilistic Prophecy by Sofya Dzul
My mother died today. Or maybe yesterday, I don’t know. I received a telegram from the old people’s home. ‘Mother deceased. Funeral tomorrow. Very sincerely yours’. That doesn’t mean anything.…
Sex for Sale, Souls for Rent by Amirah Mardhiah (Milo)
Prostitution is the practice or occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment, commodifying sex as a good or service. The legality of prostitution often falls into a…
What’s on your Spotify Wrapped? by Intan Balqis
Approaching the end of the year, most of us not only have the fresh start of a new year to look forward to, but also the anticipation of looking back…
CEKU Inspires Episode 2: Dr. Karl King-Yong
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVykAPMNEIg The field of medicine offers boundless opportunities to contribute to society through the integration of technical skills, compassion, and innovative thinking. Dr. Karl King-Yong, a Consultant Gastroenterologist and Bariatric…
Crash Landing on Malaysians: The K-Drama Obsession by Shafiyyah Raiedzall
“Are you still watching?” Netflix asks. With my eyes half asleep, I stare at the awfully bright screen ready to click continue. It’s been hours since I started my binge…
The Dark Knight’s Dilemma by Arisya Azizi
“As a man, I’m flesh and blood; but as a symbol... I can be incorruptible.” — Batman Begins (2005). The human psyche yearns for a hero. It yearns for a…
To Belong in Malaysia: Lessons from the Diaspora By Lee En
To be Malaysian is to like Nasi Lemak. But not really. To be Malaysian is to say walao. Not that simple. To be Malaysian is to speak more than one…
The Famine of Wealth / Being Poor Matters by Adib Darwish Hakeem
The Rich over The Poor. Admit it—we treat rich people with more respect than poor people. We prioritise their demands, hear their voices, and allow them to essentially do whatever…
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