Sikhism

Drunk Man Allegedly Punches Sikh Cab Driver In New York And Steals His Turban

The NYPD is investigating the assault, which took place just hours after a "Turban Day" celebration in Times Square, as a possible hate crime.
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Sikhs Tie Turbans On Strangers In Hopes Promoting Tolerance

Hundreds of Sikhs took over Times Square on Saturday to tie turbans on men and women of all faiths. The event, dubbed Turban Day, was organized by Sikhs of New York to commemorate the holiday Vaisakhi and spread awareness about the religion.
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Hundreds Of Sikhs Tied Turbans On Strangers In Times Square This Weekend

The colorful event taught people about the Sikh faith and aimed to stop bullying.
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Justin Trudeau Speaks Punjabi In A Holiday Message For Sikhs

“Vaisakhi diyan lakh lakh vadhaiyan!”
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Sikh Man, Recovering After Gunshot, Was Allegedly Told To 'Get Out Of Our Country'

Police in Washington state are investigating Friday's shooting as a possible hate crime.
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'Kaur Project' Captures The Beautiful Diversity Among Sikh Women

Every Kaur has a story.
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This Sikh Activist Has An Important Message For Muslim Americans

Now is the time to get to know your neighbors.
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For U.S. Sikhs, Decades Of Fighting For The Right To Serve Have Paid Off

They'll no longer have to choose between serving and their faith.
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Fighting For The Right To Fight: Sikh Americans In The U.S. Military

Sikh Americans have a proud history of military service. However, since the early 1980's they have faced a ban that prevents them from serving with their beards and turbans. After fighting for many years, they have just scored a major policy victory with the U.S. Army that eases many of the restrictions on their articles of faith.
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U.S. Army's New Policy On Turbans and Beards Eases Sikh's Path To Service In The Military

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