I am often bemused at accusations about Australia having some kind of deep-seated race hate problem. I wonder whether those who make such accusations have travelled to others part of the world, large sections of which are ethnically homogenous or entrench racism institutionally.
I have just returned from a trip to my birthplace, Bangladesh, a trip that included a stopover in Singapore.
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