If you don't know who Sikhs are, check wikipedia, visit sikhswim.com / sikhnet.com / sikhs.org or watch the official US-DOJ introduction on Sikhs for the TSA an

If you don't know who Sikhs are, check wikipedia, visit sikhswim.com / sikhnet.com / sikhs.org or watch the official US-DOJ introduction on Sikhs for the TSA and law enforcement: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6224218468847681650# http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6224218468847681650# I don't know the details of the situation you mention, but severely underrepresented minorities are understandably unhappy when the only TV & Film portrayals they get are negative and one-sided. Efforts like the Sikh American film festival http://www.sikhlens.org/ http://www.sikhlens.org/ are proactive solutions to this problem. I took a course titled "The Asian American Experience" in college. In that course, we learned about how all minority groups start out negatively portrayed, get mad, and find that the only way to earn a seat at the table is to be positive and churn out actors, writers, and directors. :)