What is a social issue in Malaysia that can be discussed in 10 minutes?
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"ince Malaysia gained independence, there have been significant differences in the social standing of the three main ethnic groups—indigenous bumiputras (mostly Malays), ethnic Chinese, and Indians. Many of these differences are holdovers from the colonial period. While Malays have traditionally predominated in politics and government, ethnic Chinese and Indians have been disproportionately successful in the economy. The incidence of poverty is significantly higher in rural areas, where the majority of bumiputras live. Bumiputras generally work as laborers on estate farms, raise crops on small plots, or practice subsistence agriculture (farming to meet family or village needs rather than for profit). In general, ethnic Chinese have played the major role in both the rural and urban sectors of the economy, and this has been an issue of contention for many bumiputras. ..."
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Assuming that you yourself are in middle or high school, you could interview or survey your classmates to see how much they know about certain Middle Eastern issues. I think you should also maybe focus more on how much teenagers are misinformed rather than not caring.
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Jabatan Imigresen Malaysia has detail info on this..\n\nU may visit \nhttp://mm2h.motour.gov.my/
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Anything controversial: Prayer in public schools, the war in Iraq, the causes (and expected results of) global warming, dress codes  in schools, the benefits of public transportation, how much you are supposed to tip in a restaurant, whether or not Christmas is too commercial, whether or not pit bulls should be outlawed because the are "dangerous" dogs, whether the morning after pill should be sold over the counter, etc.
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Anything that has to do with politics or religions will be a good topic, but becareful these topics can turn into anger and violence.  \n\nA good topic should be one that people usually have strong and mixed opinions on.
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TALK SHOW\n\n(Subject: Local Problems & how to sole them)
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The best idea is to take something from current news:  The immigration law "reforms" being contemplated by the American Congress, for example.  The political and social questions that matter in your own area, or something from the world scene.\n\nThe other thing you can do is take a broad view of culture, or of a particular medium of culture, such as movies or music, and make a case for or against a particular analysis of its long-term significance.  \n\nFor example, what would you have said in 1965 if asked about the long-term impact of the Beatles?  Could you have predicted the path of the music industry?  The collectibles market?  Indian sitar music and imported goods from India?\n\nOK, view a current phenomenon like the new film project to produce the Chronicles of Narnia.  That's a fairly old set of books, after all.  What is the impact on young people today of having these stories come to life through the magic of filmmaking?  Stories they share with their grandparents!\n\nYou see, topics are all around you!
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ask for media attention.....
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Try asking these people:\n\nhttp://www.thkms.org.sg/RC.htm
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the very best health topic will be if make a food pyramid and talk about it. and categorizes in your own term what it signifies to you in healthy diet way, seen people on diet plan
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What issue do you have? You can try talking to your MP? Writing to ministries or send a letter to the local papers.
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If you want to get people's attention and/or probably make some of them mad, you should do a speech on the "wedge" issues (as Lou Dobbs calls them) between Republicans and Democrats, environmental issues, lowering the drinking age, abortion, foreign policy, drugs legal/illegal. Another thing is to find an issue that is at least semi-interesting within your local/state community, like something in the news perhaps, or an on going problem, or why to outlaw something, or make something into a law.
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TELL ME WHAT IS YOUR TOPICS.I CAN HELP YOU.
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Peristiwa 13 Mei memberikan kesan positif kepada Malaysia yang terdiri dari pelbagai kaum. Sekarang Malaysia menjadi sebuah negara yang pesat membangun bersama iklim politik yang sehat. Dalam kelompok ASEAN, Malaysia merupakan contoh terbaik dari segi pembangunan ekonomi dan kebebasan politik. \n\nTragedi berdarah 13 Mei mesti menjadi iktibar pada rakyat Malaysia, ianya merupakan insiden yang melagukan pesan bahawa rasa saling hormat menghormati antara kaum, merupakan resepi paling penting dalam menjaga keharmonian negara.
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You could talk about immigration or the war in Iraq or raising minimum wage...those are the boring ones.\n\nIf you want to do something off the wall, I always recommend that people talk about blowing up the moon.  I wrote a 10 minute speech on supporting the destruction of the moon.  There's a lot of evidence to support it, and it's entertaining to research and read.
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For a short speech (3-5 minutes) you could talk about how Jamaica is culturally unique compared to surrounding islands, essentially talking about what things Jamaica offers the world.\n\nFor a longer speech (5-8 minutes) you could talk about the history of Jamaica from being an independent island to growing sugar under British rule to the slave rebellions and independence to what is now a world-famous tourist destination.\n\nFor a really long speech (10-20 minutes), you could talk about what is required to get a summer job in Jamaica.  You could talk about the various industries that hire temporary workers for the summer season, what work permits are required, how to get to Jamaica, where to stay while you're there, and to top it off, it would look really good if you called one of the resorts and asked them what percentage of workers they hire are non-Jamaican.
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Tell people the situation.