As he releases his memoir, Ai Weiwei speaks to Rory Sullivan about burning his first copy, remembering his father and what living in the US taught him.
The irrepressible sanitation advocate – who is now a social entrepreneur – gets serious about inequality, guerrilla marketing and conspicuous wealth.
It can take just 15 seconds to demonstrate a makeup routine, call out injustice or critique authoritarian governments, and Zoomers are embracing all with the same gusto.
“I feel Singapore has a very, very long way to go in eradicating racism,” says the co-founder and editor of Minority Voices. “We need to admit that it is an issue.”
Living in an echo chamber is limiting, divisive and dangerous. Only by venturing into the less palatable can we truly begin to have meaningful conversations and shift the needle.
While many organisations have identified diversity and inclusion as a priority, employment practices and policy details need to be put in place, adds the presenter, advocate and long-time volunteer with Beyond Social Services.
Pornhub as an avatar for social good? Not a far-fetched notion — just behold the brand’s attempt to recalibrate vice and virtue.
Thai writer Jane Ngarmpun Vejjajiva talks about the struggles that writers with disabilities face in the literary world, and the ugly stereotypes and challenges that they still encounter today.
Research suggests that moving brains to share knowhow will be just as crucial in the post-Covid-19 world as it was before — and that the consequences of shutting down business travel will be long-lived.
Females in Singapore are still underrepresented in the higher ranks of the industries they are in. Here are some ways to level the playing field for greater gender equality.
Her ordeal might have ended in 2010, but the issues she, and those like her, faced persist till today.
