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    Lisa Mallory, Lisa Mallory. It’s one of those names. The first and the last spill into each other. It seems funny now we met where we did. Sad funny, if that makes any sense. She laughed just like I did and she had more to lose. Some things are just born under a bad sign, I guess. “Habitual runaway”. That’s what they call it at juvenile hall. I get mad, and I run. Or bored or sad. From juvenile they sent me to Opportunity House. That’s where we met, Lisa Mallory and me. There were counseling sessions three times a day. At the end, we all shouted, opportunity’s free!

MSG is not bad for you (although the myth persists), so go for it! 21 May 2021 12:31 PM Home Bao Share This: "For people who don’t have hypertension, lots of research shows MSG is not harmful," says Dr. Harris Steinman, an allergy expert. MSG is king of flavour! It’s better version of salt. MSG is salt on crack. If you have salt at home, throw it out! Don’t eat salt. Salt is so 2005! Now, all the cultured people use MSG. It makes everything better! Uncle Roger, comedian Celebrity chefs are adding to their dishes, and telling the world about it.

"Uncle" is how Asians address middle aged men to be polite. Women are aunties. Roger, Nigel, Elaine, Evelyn, these are the middle-aged names you go with when you give your Asian child an English name. It’s a funny byproduct of colonization. The UK had Malaysia until 1957, when they left, they didn’t give us the new updated version of their English names. So all the names we use are from that era: Charles, Keiths, Tobys, Ians. My brother’s name is Gary. We didn’t know Kevins or Marks existed. How many Rogers do you know nowadays? No 5-year-old Rogers running about.

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Rising hate: The 2020-2021 National Report by the coalition Stop AAPI Hate recorded 3,795 hate incidents from March 19,2020, to Feb 28,2021, in the US. But they only represent a fraction of what is happening as most cases go unreported. — Photos: Reuters/AFP WITH reports of anti-Asian hate crime rising in staggering numbers across the world, particularly in the West, Malaysians living abroad have also found themselves at the receiving end of racist abuse targeting the Asian community. The reasons behind this behaviour are multifaceted; it is primarily driven by ignorance and stigma linking ...