Editing Politics of Malaysia (section)

====Teachers' unions====
The [[Sultan Idris Training College]] for Malay teachers in [[Tanjung Malim]] was fertile ground for the exchange of ideas. The establishment of the [[Selangor Malay Teachers Association]] ({{langx|ms|Persatuan Guru-guru Melayu Selangor}}) in 1921 by [[Muhammad Yusof (Academic)|Muhammad Yusof]] paved the way for similar organisations to be set up in the other [[Federated Malay States]] and a magazine known as ''Majalah Guru'' (''Teacher's Magazine'') was published in 1923. This magazine allowed for the discussion of larger socio-economic issues as well political issues, establishing itself as one of the influences in the development of Malay nationalism.<ref name="WilliamRoff">{{cite book |title=The Origins of Malay Nationalism |last=Roff |first=William R. |year=1995 |publisher=Oxford University Press (USA) |location=New York |isbn=967-65-3059-X |pages=352 }}</ref><ref>{{cite book |title=Social Roots of the Malay Left |last=Rustam A. Sani |year=2008 |publisher=SIRD |location=Petaling Jaya |isbn=978-983-3782-44-4 |pages=80 }}</ref>