Quiz: Discussing race and religion in Singapore

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Refer to 4a) of https://humanist.org.sg/key-hss-articles/

You are discussing a sensitive religious matter with a friend. Over time, you begin to have disagreements and you are afraid of getting into an argument. What are following steps that can be taken? Select all that apply. *

1 point

Block your friend because discussing race and religion are too risky

Affirming Common Ground

Stay focused on your friend's weakest point and it will turn out fine

Remove emotional overtones

Solve one difference at a time

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How can one escape the toxic algorithmic whirlpool? *

1 point

Stop using the internet completely

Re-diversify your social media

Schedule offline stretches

Join the Humanist Society and stay there

In our reflections on racial harmony, we argued that real social change is: *

1 point

Incremental

Never going to happen

Done through vigilante justice

Comes overnight

What are some causes behind self-radicalisation? *

1 point

Isolation

Sleek marketing

Desire for strength and self-worth

None of the above

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In HSS letter, "What to make of Amos Yee and his arrest", what did the HSS recommend? Select all that apply. *

1 point

Awareness of the complexity and the nuances involved in Singapore

Point out “deliberate offence takers” who exploit laws

More reason, more evidence-based views, and more compassion.

Release Amos at once!

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