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Sikhism: Equality

Sikh responses to racial discrimination

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Overview

Ang 300 against racism, Guru Nanak's challenge to discrimination, the Mandla v Dowell Lee case and its importance for British Sikhs, situation ethics, Humanist views, and how Sikhs respond to racism.

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What is racism?

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How do Sikhs use Ang 300 of the Guru Granth Sahib against racial discrimination?

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Why does racial discrimination cause problems in society?

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  1. 1

    What is racism?

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    Racism is the belief that some races are superior to others, leading to unfair treatment. Racism is a form of prejudice and discrimination.

  2. 2

    How do Sikhs use Ang 300 of the Guru Granth Sahib against racial discrimination?

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    Ang 300 says God is compassionate to all beings, with a protecting hand over all. Treating any race as inferior is a denial of God's care for them.

  3. 3

    Why does racial discrimination cause problems in society?

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    Racial discrimination denies people jobs, housing and fair treatment. Racial discrimination breeds division, anger and sometimes violence.

  4. 4

    How did Guru Nanak's life challenge discrimination?

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    Guru Nanak ate with people of low caste and taught that there is no Hindu and no Muslim. Guru Nanak welcomed everyone as equal before God.

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    What was the Mandla v Dowell Lee case?

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    A headmaster refused a Sikh boy a school place unless he removed his turban. The House of Lords ruled in 1983 that Sikhs are an ethnic group protected by race relations law.

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    Why is the Mandla case important for Sikhs in Britain?

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    The ruling made discrimination against Sikhs for their turban unlawful racial discrimination. The ruling strengthened Sikh rights at school and work.

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