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The ethnic relations among differing groups in this particular area have not been slowly improved. The research draws on fieldwork in Medan, North Sumatra, Indonesia has found despite the end of the riot, the conflict between the Chinese Indonesians and Indonesians assuredly presents in Medan. These have given rise to ethnic freedom as well as allow the Chinese Indonesians to celebrate their culture and participate in politics through their transnational Chinese networks and Chinese organizations. In the Post-Suharto, the new regime has paved way to some degree of democratization and multiculturalism. This incident has unquestionably given an indelible memory of trauma and instability to the Chinese Indonesians. Ethnic tension had evidently reached its peak in 1998 and soon after that, many anti-Chinese riots took place in several cities, including Medan, the capital of North Sumatra, Indonesia. For decades, the Chinese Indonesians and Indonesians relations have been very fragile. The relations between Chinese Indonesians and Indonesians are unequivocally complicated, and vary according to global & local contexts.

Moreover, it is found that when a rhetorical rejection toward a non-Muslim is supported by a religious teaching, such rejection is considered not related to negative sentiments. The results showed that when the Chinese are negatively represented, a Chinese is considered unfit to lead Jakarta as he may disgrace the nation.

The field study focused on analyzing the sequential events related to the sermon of a prominent Islamic figure, his denial of the hate contents in his sermon, and the support he received from his Muslim supporters. The study focuses to explore (1) the social representations of the Chinese and how it was used to attack the Chinese candidate and (2) a construction process of a “new” social representation on how a religious teaching was constructed to have nothing to do with negative sentiments or hatred. The aim of this paper is to analyze rhetorical rejections from Muslims, a majority group, who refused a non-Muslim Chinese candidate in the 2012 Jakarta gubernatorial election.

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