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Eurasians are people who have both European and Asian ancestry. They face and overcome issues of identity in Singapore that appear not to apply to certain other ethnic minorities here. This book explores the social history of Singapore Eurasians, focusing particularly on the 50 years since independence. The author, himself a Eurasian, explains how the ideology and policy of multiracialism has affected the evolution of the Eurasian identity.
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Explores Eurasian identity through Singapore's multicultural history.
Who is this book for?
This book is a fascinating look into the unique Eurasian experience in Singapore, offering personal insights and a historical perspective that really bring their story to life. It’s perfect for anyone interested in multicultural identities or Singapore’s social fabric, giving you a deeper understanding of how cultural and political forces shape personal identities over time.
