INTEGRATION has been elusive since we achieved independence some 60 years ago although our founding fathers laid out the blueprint to unite the various races in this country who are separated by race, language, religion, occupation and cultural backgrounds.
Integrative sentiments were evident when the three main races in Peninsular Malaysia forged an alliance and understanding among themselves to negotiate and petition the British government for independence.
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