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While working from home may still get the job done, those who call for lockdowns with no consideration of the consequences on anyone else should rethink their positions.

How time moves in the kampung has a big impact on how the twin declarations of MCO and emergency are perceived.

From the classroom injustices will come a drive to correct these wrongs and to change the way problems have been allowed to settle.

The new year brings a chance for life to continue and for people to continue blooming.

Love does not have to be limited by the differences between two people, and it does not have to conform to the concept of sameness to which we are accustomed.

What does Christmas look like in Malaysia if there is no snow, no reindeer and no one-horse open sleigh?

In a hypersexualised community governed by sexual attraction as a form of social transaction, fitting in as an ace means being neither in the sexual norm nor with the sexual minorities.

Efforts to educate and advocate continue, but efforts to adjust to the needs of the underprivileged must also be present.

While we appreciate the conveniences of technology, there is a limit to how much things can be moved online.

What good will come of fighting for equality or having controversial views when we cannot show people how controversial we are from the rest of them?

Will kindness as a behaviour which we exhibit in our relationships with other people suffice when the perception we have of them remains skewed?

How do we treat the less fortunate during this pandemic season?