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Turban Meets Yarmulke by STEWART AIN

The first communal gathering of Sikhs and Jews in the New York area went so well that there are plans to develop a “greater connection between our communities."

This Ain't Your Father's Religion by TRISTIN HOPPER

Montreal Jewish Festival, Le Mood: We’re trying to reach out to people who have a connection to Jewish life but haven’t been satisfied with the ways they have of interacting with it.

Climb On Board The Pink Bus CLOVERDALE REPORTER

Visitors are welcome inside to tour the bus and read more about breast health in three languages - English, Punjabi and Chinese.

Can Sikh Americans Replicate The Sikh Canadian Success Story? by RUPINDER MOHAN SINGH

Sikh-Americans - who fall in the smaller group of higher education and income levels among minorities in the U.S. - may have to blaze their own trail.

Some Final Thoughts on the Death of Osama bin Laden by MICHAEL MOORE

At Ground Zero, I witnessed a frat boy-style party going on, complete with the shaking and spraying of champagne bottles over the crowd.

Blind Men of Hindostan by SHEELA REDDY

"We are hypocrites. I didn't want to waste two-and-a-half hours commuting and standing in line, and didn't mind paying Rs. 50 extra ..."

My Reaction To Osama bin Laden's Death by NOAM CHOMSKY

We might ask ourselves how we would be reacting if Iraqi commandos landed at George W. Bush's compound, assassinated him, and dumped his body in the Atlantic.

How the 'Face of Terrorism' May be Allowed to Further Terrorize by MALLIKA KAUR

The responsibility to protect against backlash has thus far not been fulfilled by the U.S. government or by the media.

I Am a Sikh-American Law Professor, Not a Terrorist by SUKHSIMRANJIT SINGH

I wish they knew how much of my religious practice is consumed with my chosen academic discipline - conflict resolution and peacemaking.

Dear Mr. Estenson: An Open Letter to CNN by A.J. SINGH

I fail to comprehend why an image of a Sikh gentleman was used in the article in question, when an image of the men actually talked about in the article could easily be found.