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Being Sikh in Trump's America
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My guest today is Sapreet Kaur. Sapreet served as the executive director of the Sikh Coalition for nine years. In this episode we talk about the Sikh faith, the politics of fear and hate that are currently so prominent in the United States, and prospects for tolerance and mutual understanding at a time when America seems so divided. Since the 9/11 attacks and the rise of Donald Trump, Sikhs have increasingly become the targets of hate crimes because of their appearance.
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