I want to elaborate on Malaysia though. Certainly it has favorable policies toward the bumiputera*, but it is quite prosperous, having a functional democracy, and could resolve many of its racial problems through the democratic mechanism.
Malaysian education system recognizes ethnic minority schools (Chinese and Tamil schools, even some Malays send their children to Chinese schools), which is more progressive than many European nations.
*(sons of the land, which usually means "Malay" until Orang Asli was counted recently.)
Post-Franco Spain and Post-War Italy both have multi-cultural policies that respects minorities such as the Sardinians, Catalans, Basques and Sicilians, and I don't see Spain and Italy consumed by communal violence.
Malaysian education system recognizes ethnic minority schools (Chinese and Tamil schools, even some Malays send their children to Chinese schools), which is more progressive than many European nations.
*(sons of the land, which usually means "Malay" until Orang Asli was counted recently.)
Post-Franco Spain and Post-War Italy both have multi-cultural policies that respects minorities such as the Sardinians, Catalans, Basques and Sicilians, and I don't see Spain and Italy consumed by communal violence.