Posted on 11/08/2009 12:38:54 PM PST by JoeProBono
To 12-year-old Suzannah Pabla, piercing her nose was a way to connect with her roots in India. To Suzannah's school, it was a dress-code violation worthy of a suspension.
To other Indians, the incident was emblematic of how it can still be difficult for the American melting pot to absorb certain aspects of their cultural and religious traditions.
Suzannah was briefly suspended last month from her public school in Bountiful, Utah, for violating a body-piercing ban.......
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Captain Kamaljit Singh Kalsi, and Second Lieutenant Tejdeep Singh Rattan
I propose that only sikhs and ghurkas should be allowed to run for congress.
The turban issue is not difficult to understand. Sikhs wear their turbans over their ears, and Muslims wear theirs above their ears.
I keep waiting to hear of a Sikh male child, going to a public school, demanding to wear a turban and a knife.
I have no doubt it’s coming, though it seems to me if a parent is trying to raise a child to be that observant, he or she should be in a private school... But I wonder what state laws would be, if all the male children in a Sikh school were to be carrying knives...
Mark
One day, while he was running down a hallway he went around a turn, and somehow the chain got caught on something.
It wasn't a pretty sight...
Mark
..he had spikes coming out of his face”
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I don’t think anyone will be punching him in the mouth anytime soon. OUCH!
Thanks for explaining.
You are right, of course. And I am usually rather broad-minded, but, lately, I am getting sick of all of the sensitivity we are expected to exhibit.
This particular guy sounds like a whiner, also.
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