From Gangs to Glazes: Whye Kee’s Redemption Story | Who We Are EP14

[@Jay-ru2cw]

Hi Rach. Thanks for inviting Whye Kee for this week’s episode. Thanks for holding the safe space for your guest to share their stories. Heartfelt thanks to Whye Kee for being honest and open about your struggles and how you overcome them. Most importantly, thanks for giving and sharing your wisdoms, resources and experiences with others who are in need. I have learnt so much from this episode: 1. Your responses and actions determine your future. 2. When the world closes their door on you, you have to dig deeper within to open another door for yourself. 3. Accepting others as who they are as a human being instead of their past or appearance. 4. Great ideas don’t come out of nowhere, it appears because of the hard work and planning that led to it. 5. You have to first give what you have before you can start receiving what you need. 6. Your act of kindness to someone could change their life. Be kind. I am definitely rewatching this episodes to write down the key lessons from Whye Kee’s stories. Thank you both! May you be blessed.

[@jianghoem]

Thanks for sharing. It gives one a deeper understanding of the thoughts n actions of a person whom one may had judged based on one's own perspective. Thanks WK for being so frank. Thanks Rac for creating this and many other interviews which enlighten viewers. Much to learn from both of u!

[@jaynetan3672]

I’m so sorry u had such a traumatic time in school. It’s so undeserving for a child who shd be protected. It is not your fault. I’m so sorry society and ppl fail you and fault to understand and support your recovery. Your life journey made life not worth living and full of sadness. Hearing you share your story showed your resilience and overcoming spirit. May you have the best of life from now onwards and be truly happy.

[@germaineyang7987]

True stories and amazed that he is a better version now! We need more videos like this to create inclusivity and this helps to expand our humanity and learnt from their experience for our children too. Great vid.. good job man for sharing ur story and happier now!

[@mili7499]

Excellent story teller! Thanks being so inspiring!! You are doing a great work!! Jiayou

[@verselines]

Glad he mentioned the part about detention without trial and how scary it can be. I think many people unquestioningly support the govt because the law seems like a good way to deal with suspected terrorists or other serious crime cases. And people would give up this small bit of 'rights' to feel safe, thinking that as long as we don't commit crimes we are safe. But with this type of law if somehow the Police gets it wrong, an innocent person can be detained indefinitely with no trial...imagine how scary that is. We are basically betting that our police will NEVER ever get it wrong and will never be compromised.