How has the CMIO model and the reiteration of Singapore as "multicultural" shaped our consciousness of race?

In light of the reserved presidential elections, reactions towards Singapore's policies involving race seem to teeter between two edges — to abolish them and look past racial differences for a truly cohesive society to flourish or to keep them because the system had maintained a comfortable level of peace for half a century.

Could there be alternatives beyond choosing either side of the fence?

Tune into the conversation with Laavanya Kathiravelu and Lai Ah Eng, contributors to "Living With Myths in Singapore", and Diana Rahim as moderator as they talk about alternative models we can consider that could balance a progressive nation and a cohesive people.