Society
What’s The Big Deal With Critical Race Theory? (Part 1)
What are the basic tenets of Critical Race Theory and why are they such a big problem when applied uncritically to racial discourse in Singapore? Regardless explores CRT's foundations and explains why they're worth raising a couple of eyebrows over.
Governance & Policy
Understanding Vaccine Hesitancy On The Road To Vaccine-Nation
To many, getting vaccinated seems like a no-brainer. Barring a medical exemption, why would one refuse?It turns out that there are many reasons to be worried; some not-so-good and some sensible.Regardless takes a look at this newly-polarising issue, and suggests some practical steps to heal the divide.
Governance & Policy
Conflicted: A Closer Look at Conversion Therapy
The Singapore Psychological Society recently pronounced on the harms of Conversion Therapy. A closer look at the research raises questions on the evidence its conflicting accounts.
Governance & Policy
What’s Unsaid About Comprehensive Sexuality Education
Does AWARE have plans to resurrect its failed attempt to push for CSE in schools?Regardless explores how CSE is articulated by the UN to give us a taste of what might be in store for Singapore.
Society
The Core of Singapore’s National Morality: Racial & Religious Harmony
Understanding why racial and religious harmony has found its place as the bedrock for our aspirations as a nation through a brief examination of history and the promises we make ourselves.
Society
Radical Trans Ideology Will Splinter Singapore’s LGBT Community
When adopted unquestioningly, radical transgender activism poses threats to healthy public discourse. The LGBT community risks delegitimisation by more than its philosophical paradoxes.How long will the most strident voices prevail before Singapore realises the emperor has no clothes?
Governance & Policy
Beyond Rhetoric: What’s Unsaid in the No-Fault Divorce Debate
Singapore is exploring the possibility of No Fault Divorce as a compassionate policy option to reduce acrimony in divorce proceedings. We think that sounds nice, but is ultimately a bad idea.
Society
Singapore, still a colony? A look at “Firstness”, Indigenous people and Rights. (Part Two)
Left.sg has levelled serious accusations at Singapore - That Singapore plunders and profits off its indigenous peoples, and that it is complicit in Palestinian suffering. Many have readily parroted this. But is it true?