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茨厂街中文招牌争议:我们遗忘了谁?真正的多元包容,应该让移工被看见!

21-Mar-25 18:00

茨厂街中文招牌争议:我们遗忘了谁?真正的多元包容,应该让移工被看见!

当中文招牌拆除的争议在网络上掀起热议,我们是否忽略了真正的关键人物?本集《自由时事》,我们邀请到专栏作家林南冬,从不同的视角切入,探讨马来西亚「多元文化」的真正含义,以及移工在本地社会的现况与困境。

茨厂街曾是华人移工的落脚处,如今它变得更加多元,却仍被视为「唐人街」。当我们高喊「捍卫多元文化」,是否真的包含所有生活在这片土地上的人?我们的政策、商业利益和社会态度,是否让移工成为了「看不见」的一群?

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