The Lion Above the DoorBy: Onjali Q. Raf 'Ever since I can remember, people have stared at me and my family. Dad tells me it's because we're 'special'. But if we're so special, how come nobody ever looks like us in the books at school? Not even the books about world wars ' As the only Singaporean boy not just in his school, but in the tiny English he calls home too, Leo witnesses and feels the impacts of racism every day. But on a class trip to a nearby cathedral, Leo's