Liberty 🗽 at Stake. Sikhs: The Most Visible, Yet Misunderstood, Minority of America ​🇺🇸​

✅ Many Sikhs had been living happily in America ​🇺🇸​ until September 1️⃣1️⃣th, 2️⃣0️⃣0️⃣1️⃣. Everything changed that fateful day. Sikhs, who wear turbans 👳 and ➕ have long beards 🧔 due to their religious beliefs, were hit 🎯 twice. First 🥇, our 👥⬅️ country was attacked and ➕ thousands of Sikhs innocent 😇 fellow citizens lost their lives. Second 🥈, some of our 👥⬅️ countrymen started terrorizing Sikhs due to ignorance 🤷. Suddenly, it looked 👀 like Sikhs were on the other side of the war. People 👥 were rightfully ➡️ angered 🗯️ by the attacks but wrongly assumed that Sikhs might be the enemy. Shocked 😲 Americans ​🇺🇸​👥, bristling with misguided patriotism, imitated the terrorists by terrorizing their innocent 😇 neighbors. All of a sudden Sikhs became the scapegoats. When you ➡️👤 live in America ​🇺🇸​ but are misidentified as Americas 🌎️ enemy, your American ​🇺🇸​ Dream starts slipping away. You ➡️👤 know 💡 that your liberty 🗽 is at stake. Why ❓️ would somebody in his 👤👨⬅️ or her 👤👩⬅️ right ➡️ mind then wear a turban 👳 and ➕ have a long beard 🧔 anymore One 1️⃣ could be taunted by passers-by, discriminated on the job, pulled out of the airport security line, and ➕ physically assaulted. It doesnt make 🛠️ sense unless you ➡️👤 have a good 👍️ reason to do it, and ➕ Sikhs do . What is their reasoning, and ➕ is it worth it

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