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Criticism of Wong’s new cabinet; WP’s new economic plan; the space programme; uneven access to credit; and more.
The grief-garment becomes a container of memories for a loved one, allowing us to recall our embodied knowledge of them from the past while also imagining them in the present.
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Dear Jomrade, Today we’ve published: * “Singapore This Week”, by Jom * “The story behind ‘The Neighbourhood Boy’”, by Jom Happy National Day! Some of you might be spending the long weekend away. Others, like me, will be attending watch parties on Sunday to cheer; scrutinise politicians’ dressing and their seating...
Dear Jomrade, Today we’ve published: * “Singapore This Week”, by Jom * “The soft companionship of grief-garments”, by Xingyun Shen Barring some unforeseen complication, next Friday we’ll be launching Jom’s first ever podcast, “The Neighbourhood Boy”, a four-episode scripted series on Lawrence Wong, Singapore’s fourth prime...
Our new Gods; heat inequality in Singapore, three teens detained under ISA; Singapore out of Marmite; Bali run excludes Indonesians; and more.
Dear Jomrade, Today we’ve published: * “Singapore This Week”, by Jom * “Everyday Economics #9: Desire lines”, by Serene Koh See you tomorrow afternoon at the Singapore Independent Media Fair at GV Cineleisure in Orchard. This year’s theme is “the role of independent media in a time of crises” and...
People jaywalk for various reasons, along desire lines that suggest resistance to urban design.
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