Navigating Race and Identity Through Sikh Wisdom

This chapter discusses the evolving perceptions of race and identity, particularly for Middle Eastern and South Asian communities in America, in light of societal constructs and personal experiences. It highlights a notable incident involving a young Muslim boy and reflects on the lessons learned about racism, interconnectedness, and the Sikh principle of Ik Onkar. The speakers illustrate how spiritual teachings and community service can provide vital perspectives during crises, emphasizing the richness of Sikh cultural identity.