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Talking to kids about racism
Against the wave of global activism on race and racism, some Singaporean parents are reluctant to broach the subject with their children
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Mr Mohamed Sirajudin Mohamed Salman (with his wife Nadleen Mohamed Shariff) finds teachable moments to guide his sons, Mohamed Husain Mohamed Sirajudin (far right), seven, and Mohamed Hasan Mohamed Sirajudin, six, to embrace different cultures.
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Six-year-old Elizabella Bonnett's parents recently sat her down for a conversation about racism.
They talked to Elizabella, who is half-black and half-Chinese, about the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests in the United States, which erupted after an unarmed black man, Mr George Floyd, was suffocated while being arrested by the police on May 25.
