Sikhism

Without Fear, Without Hatred: Five Years After Oak Creek

No human is my enemy, only the ideals that seek to divide us and destroy us.
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The Lessons Of The Oak Creek Massacre

Five years after a neo-Nazi killed six people at a Sikh temple, America can learn from how this small Wisconsin town came together.
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Sikhs Save City's Fourth Of July Fireworks Show With $10,000 Donation

“American values are Sikh values."
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Sikh Couple Say Adoption Agency Turned Them Away Because Of Their 'Cultural Heritage'

Sandeep and Reena Mander claim they were advised not to apply to adopt due to their “cultural heritage."
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Bill Maher, You Should Have Been At The Pakistan Embassy This Week

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World’s Top Religious Leaders Issue Rare Joint Appeal

“Our advice is to make friends to followers of all religions."
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I Only Recently Gave Myself Permission To Start Embracing Life As An Indian-American

I am Indian. I am American. I might feel more one than the other, but neither personal experience negates the other.
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Proud To Be An American, Proud To Be Sikh

The misconception of Sikhs could not be farther from the truth. Our story is a deeply American story.
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Sikhs In Manchester Offer Accommodations, Food After Terror Attack

Temples opened their doors and local Sikh groups passed out food and water at vigils.
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Attackers Sentenced To 3 Years In Prison For Hate Crime Against Sikh Man

“I hope that you will learn about me and my community and one day consider me you brother too,” the victim told his assailants in court.
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