These People Are Protesting Again!

Kam Raslan | Umapagan Ampikaipakan | Eddin Khoo

21-Oct-17 17:00

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Your favourite pop culture aficionados are back again for another three gripping topics on A Bit Of Culture. Uma steps into the hotseat first by talking about 'tiny protests', and how sticking it to the man in even the smallest ways can help keep us sane. Kam then weighs in on the thought process and arrogance behind using the phrase "these people". Lastly, Eddin wraps things up by giving a fascinating insight on how Tan Zi Hao's latest exhibition uses language to paint Malaysian culture.

Produced by: Ali Johan

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Tags: A Bit Of Culture, Protest, social media movement, keyboard warriors, racial stereotypes, immigration policies, Tan Zi Hao, linguistics, Art and Design, malaysian culture

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