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Malaysia’s Chinese Primary Schools: Saved Yet Threatened by Rising Inflows of Malay Students
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Malaysia’s Chinese Primary Schools: Saved Yet Threatened by Rising Inflows of Malay Students
INTRODUCTION In November 2024, a TikTok video of a young Malay student went viral in Malaysia. His story was compelling: A Malay student who became the valedictorian in a vernacular Chinese school in Penang, the state with the highest percentage of ethnic Chinese in the country. The video, which has more than 1.8 million views, 220,000 likes, and 2,742 comments at the time of writing, showed Ahmad Khidir Ahmad Nazri receiving five awards, includ…
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