How Singapore Built a Fairly Harmonious Society

The video discusses the 1964 race riots in Singapore, which led to significant communal tensions and contributed to Singapore's separation from Malaysia. In response, Singapore's leaders, including Lee Kuan Yew, implemented policies to promote multiracialism, such as establishing English as a common language and integrating public housing. Political measures like the Group Representation Constituency (GRC) system were introduced to ensure minority representation. Despite these efforts, challenges like income disparity and covert discrimination persist. Singapore continues to strive for racial harmony, commemorating the 1964 riots with Racial Harmony Day.

How did the Singaporean government address racial segregation after the race riots?

What measures were taken to ensure multiracial representation in Singapore's political system?

In what ways have self-help groups in Singapore been criticized?

What is the purpose of Racial Harmony Day in Singapore?