Still trying to crack the Chinese 'glass ceiling'

By Joceline Tan

FOR some Chinese intelligentsia watching on, the protest rally last week was more than just about putting pressure on Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. It was another reminder of the racial divide that has shaped the politics of the country.

Malays on one side and non-Malays on the other.

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Malaysian Politics , Chinese Perspective , Racial Divide , Anwar Ibrahim , Perikatan Nasional , DAP , Political Leadership , Equality , Malaysian Malaysia
Joceline Tan

Joceline Tan

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