Below is an extract of a post published on Guardian titled "'The violence is always there': life as a Sikh in Trump's America"
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American Sikhs have long born the brunt of bigotry and hate, but the recent surge is being called ‘the most dangerous ever’ Surjit Malhi always imagined that violence against American Sikhs was something that happened to other people. Yes, he wears a turban, a long unshorn beard and bright clothing, which mark him out as different from the European American majority in Turlock, the farm town 90 miles east of San Francisco where he has made his home since 1992. Yes, he’s aware that random attacks against Sikhs and other south Asian Americans are on the rise. In his mind, though, he is also a pillar of the community, a staunch Republican who counts the area’s elected officials among his friends and can be sure, in an emergency, that the district attorney, or the Turlock mayor, will answer his call. We are five times more likely today to be targets of hate than before 9/11 Why do so many go through this cycle – hangings, lynchings, internment camps – before they are accepted? Related: Let’s drop the euphemisms: Donald Trump is a racist president | Richard Wolffe Continue reading…
