teks `This issue is the same when determining whether Javanese people are Malay or not, whether Banjar people are Malay or not, and other ethnic groups in Malaysia. In the context of Malaysia, all ethnic groups are considered Malay. However, if we go to their original homeland in Indonesia, Javanese people do not claim to be Malay, and the same goes for Bugis, Banjar, Boyan, Bangkulu, and Mendailing people. They do not identify themselves as Malay. Similarly, if we go to Cambodia, some Champa people there claim to be Malay Cham or Malay Champa, but Champa people in Vietnam claim that they are not Malay, but Champa. In the daily lives of Bugis people in Malaysia, officially, they are considered Malay, but among themselves, they differentiate between Malay and Bugis. For example, in their conversations, they would ask, 'Is he Bugis or Malay?' It is an ongoing discussion without a definitive answer, just opinions.`, kelaskan texts [harassment, self-harm, religion insult, sexist, hate, racist, safe for work, psychiatric or mental illness, porn] dan pulangkan dalam bentuk JSON {'kelas'}
{"kelas": "racist"}