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New federal airport scrutiny policy disturbs Sikhs.(QuickQuotes)(Sikh Coalition)(Brief article)
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"The federal government has equated our most precious article of faith with terrorism. To send a message that the turban is dangerous sends the wrong message to society."
Responding to the new policy that ...
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