Generation "O" Newborns in the age of Obama. New York Magazine /html/../gallery/large/Aboud_Obama_Baby.jpg 529251e647d0319434dbe62deeb3fa0c /html/../gallery/large/babies3.jpg 49cb572cbbbba6210d9a475654b318ba /html/../gallery/large/babies4.jpg f2c6edbbcc591667b744365d9923e6f7 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled-2-copy.jpg 7d197d1e96a63ddd6024ecb9eb9b5444 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8683.jpg 0c578e6695c7d7ba8e41b0dc60fc2ee6 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9503_25.jpg f5e679165bca12ab5456bcd93821f915 The March of Nations- Parades in New York The New York Times /html/../gallery/large/_MG_0216.jpg b06976c806f5ccd7b233ac82c4445ec0 After the Finish Line- NYC Marathon Sports Illustrated /html/../gallery/large/94_019.jpg 03b535c1635ba09dfab87636bc06bb5e /html/../gallery/large/Untitled5.jpg 9301bdfaa82c0ca68436012db0f120f2 After the Finish Line- NYC Marathon Sports Illustrated /html/../gallery/large/marathon2.jpg 0d36ed094ad46890c0f6a48f6dc24855 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled122.jpg b90d6a6f115cd60175bac30f853f73f5 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled18.jpg 23fda8996ab5536019d66b0a98e1aa4f /html/../gallery/large/Untitled191.jpg 635c685dc2a0c7a49e8b89e862de9098 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled2.jpg aa9dc2c3e9a6eaa421d7d9304f978ac5 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled3.jpg 6ad1ea38b9b4b3853b6cd93cc363fa4e Queens of Carnival Rio de Janeiro, Brazil /html/../gallery/large/aboud-1.jpg d2fff5c606c91d12258221a9985beb8a Queens of Carnival Rio de Janeiro, Brazil /html/../gallery/large/aboud-2.jpg b373d5260978c8c97d13079f731ad58e Queens of Carnival Rio de Janeiro, Brazil /html/../gallery/large/aboud-4.jpg d2ab367a428c4d1c2ddc6c519de68780 /html/../gallery/large/head.jpg a7e074122047e278ebaa87d08590d370 /html/../gallery/large/kids.jpg 937460bd4a6272c0ab6db450960efbc9 Queens of Carnival Rio de Janeiro, Brazil /html/../gallery/large/aboud-7.jpg a94109f8646521994b7d15ce081e7dd2 /html/../gallery/large/boy.jpg d1543787f98d752cfd3455ed0d212de1 1st All Africa Amputee Soccer Tournament Freetown, Sierra Leone Sports Illustrated /html/../gallery/large/Africa1.jpg 4e8d011940756c90a4a9b6b6b0355dce 1st All Africa Amputee Soccer Tournament Freetown, Sierra Leone Sports Illustrated /html/../gallery/large/Africa2_wrongcolor.jpg 1376b3a433efbb43f7884556b05961e1 Miss Rodeo America Pageant. Las Vegas, NV /html/../gallery/large/missmissourinationaport.jpg 16f38a58710c1b0f42b8bc121aa8f575 Miss Rodeo America Pageant. Las Vegas, NV /html/../gallery/large/missrodeoidaho-final.jpg d75bdfa07db4e0ec162d323fe7b43e7c /html/../gallery/large/jennyandhulk.jpg e1b66e966d536d22ba73527ef175c520 /html/../gallery/large/Kelis_01_sharp.jpg f06c8336db2d2e2f484bb5193e34ca94 /html/../gallery/large/commonandking.jpg 1eb2d571cdc9f1f7ebee8dbe50b421ac /html/../gallery/large/DannyBonaduce_04_old.jpg 89c91f309a22f5645794ac0325ba1a1c /html/../gallery/large/peterandcrazy.jpg 57808f1d1adf8324153b7074cdc2a471 Harbor Conservatory- GESTURES Dance Ensemble /html/../gallery/large/Dance1.jpg 5f89d2ea2b1dce297b85920973d175a7 Harbor Conservatory- GESTURES Dance Ensemble /html/../gallery/large/Dance2.jpg f773eb96b96b1f220d5060e272f20d3f Bhupinder Singh, Navneet Kaur, Ravkiran, and Jaskaran. Southington, CT Bhupinder’s family came to the US after the riots in India in 1984 that killed approximately 3,000 Sikhs. “…We also lost our business because there were many Hindus who wouldn’t want to do business with us because of the whole attitude of the Indian society at the time.” The 1984 anti-Sikh riots were triggered by the assassination of Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984, by two of her Sikh bodyguards. Navneet :“My parents knew when we came here that it was hard for them to survive. They left their country for us, to seek a better future for us to be more educated and to look for the American Dream. But they also did not want us to forget our roots. If you forget your roots, then you’re just anybody – so have to keep your culture and your good values. The challenging thing for us as parents in the Sikh community in America is that you have to take the good and leave the bad – and there’s good things about our culture and there’s good things about American culture. You combine them, move on and always progress…” /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9714_2.jpg 9006a7bc5ab8b96a4f134d1ee9c13f19 /html/../gallery/large/old_woman2.jpg 8f342b1279a296f08c4d52a2921f3f8b /html/../gallery/large/twogirls.jpg c0528aac629d7c5a499c34b5ab8e2f7e /html/../gallery/large/_MG_2401.jpg 49e03de7148f1aa993c2ac8926dc4a0b Surinder Kaur, South Windsor, CT She came to the US to live with her daughter who owns a Pizza restaurant in Connecticut /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9920_sharp.jpg aa288f4d9648d6c0f398e9f47de9d446 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_7844.jpg aeefeabb2d5d931170db8a873642def0 /html/../gallery/large/Bernice.jpg 88a78ec9b71641836f89f2ef132dbf21 /html/../gallery/large/missrodeonm.jpg c2dae6fc2292335f51575ec20ab69dca /html/../gallery/large/_MG_7362.jpg 593650055b3f8a511fb559f2e7ae75e7 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_2438.jpg 5dbdc81a5c2e7e45b8becdb770d3dade /html/../gallery/large/China-Boy_Print.jpg 6865af95d70af5a1c0b6e2ef1a659ade /html/../gallery/large/_MG_5205.jpg 892f9a32eb37c6d3f93c39fe4d38392d /html/../gallery/large/Old-Man_Print.jpg c76dd35f8f3c2a1fca6eeabfbb6d0634 /html/../gallery/large/sambw1_sharp_2.jpg c1ed024e643d53f3853efd61fb6216b5 John Forte /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8444.jpg d545f9c904ae94e166d9ec695fe600dc /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8898.jpg fe74cce69fb9cd7311690ea7c116a929 /html/../gallery/large/Dreamers_BW3_Sharp.jpg e276dcd39fd8ba43d3c09bde683c91a6 Sikhs in America- Artist Statement I use photography to understand a subject's emotion in the particular context of their lives. I try to exceed the temporal limits of photographing a single moment by experimenting with juxtaposing divergent visual elements, suggesting a subject's movement through alternative emotional worlds. I am currently working on a project about an American immigrant group whose traditions literally put their life in danger: American Sikhs. Sikhs are a religious group predominately from Northern India whose traditions include Kesh, or uncut hair, which they traditionally wrap in a turban. With over 600,000 Sikh's in America, their lives changed dramatically after September 11th; the first hate crime in the US was the murder of a Sikh convenience store owner. My photographs aim to follow what it is like to be Sikh in America as a microcosm of the tension felt by all Americans immigrants between assimilation and tradition. By capturing Sikhs within traditional Americana environments, I draw out the viewer's expectation of what it means to be American and the human prejudice of physical differences. I spend significant time with each subject, learning about their own personal path within the American experience, and capture them as they live within their American element. I think my pictures both give answers and ask questions through the positioning and emotion of the subject. How do the subjects feel about their role in their community? How do they respond to the pressures of hiding their religious identity in a hostile environment? I photography my subjects so that they can showcase their identity, in a way that reveals where they fit in the tug of war between pride and retreat. I am fascinated with the challenge and possible discomfort that a seemingly simple physical religious tradition such as Kesh can create within a community and the deeper questions it asks about the viewer, the wearer, and the interaction between the two. My images can force the viewer face their own preconceptions, and better yet, begin to transform the response to the unknown into the familiar. I think people's misconceptions form the root of many societal problems. My hope is to open up a window of understanding through imagery. Photographs can make the viewer pause and consider how they view others, or bring a universal experience into focus. /html/../gallery/large/fionaaboud-1.jpg 714ab17d0d6d0eb432220cab96bbc493 Bhupinder Singh, Navneet Kaur, Ravkiran, and Jaskaran. Southington, CT Bhupinder’s family came to the US after the riots in India in 1984 that killed approximately 3,000 Sikhs. “…We also lost our business because there were many Hindus who wouldn’t want to do business with us because of the whole attitude of the Indian society at the time.” The 1984 anti-Sikh riots were triggered by the assassination of Indira Gandhi on October 31, 1984, by two of her Sikh bodyguards. Navneet :“My parents knew when we came here that it was hard for them to survive. They left their country for us, to seek a better future for us to be more educated and to look for the American Dream. But they also did not want us to forget our roots. If you forget your roots, then you’re just anybody – so have to keep your culture and your good values. The challenging thing for us as parents in the Sikh community in America is that you have to take the good and leave the bad – and there’s good things about our culture and there’s good things about American culture. You combine them, move on and always progress…” /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9714_2.jpg 9006a7bc5ab8b96a4f134d1ee9c13f19 Brothers and Sister, Phoenix, AZ /html/../gallery/large/_MG_4761.jpg 815d314b2e08af0bd5e4fc4edc5e2301 Didar Singh Bains, Yuba City, CA In the 1950’s Didar Singh Bains came to American with $8 in his pocket. He worked his way from a farm laborer to one of the largest peach farmers in the US. /html/../gallery/large/fionaaboud-7.jpg bfb55f1a76193c53c9cca228d6ee5926 Mailbox outside Gurdwara Nashville, TN /html/../gallery/large/_MG_0308-3.jpg 2e9a4be5f6c95137817be7dffa0ce800 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_5205.jpg 892f9a32eb37c6d3f93c39fe4d38392d Avtar Singh, Phoenix, AZ 2009 Avtar parked his 18-Wheeler in front of this Office Max one evening in 2003 and was shot twice by people who were yelling go back to where you came from. Since 9/11 Sikhs have been consistently targeted because of their turban and beard. /html/../gallery/large/Aboud (1 of 3).jpg 2c49e9963b88e4e0ad58a64c6356d35f Guru Singh and Guruperkarma Kaur with their dog Bean. Espanola, NM Guru and Guruperkarma are from Los Angeles but they teach Kundalini Yoga worldwide and at the Miri Piri Academy in Amritsar. /html/../gallery/large/_MG_4715_cw.jpg eec74f24cf677e767552e4140027a5c5 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_7015-3-copy.jpg 4db1f25539ba4e8184e7c938a36ae4a5 Harjinder Kaur, Balbir Singh Sodhi's widow Mesa, AZ 2009. On September 15, 2001, Balbir Singh Sodhi was gunned down in Mesa, Arizona. He was the nation’s first post-9/11 victim of a hate murder; Sodhi’s killer mistook him for a Muslim Arab, though the gas-station owner had actually immigrated from India to the US in 1989 and was Sikh. /html/../gallery/large/_MG_4602-3_sharp.jpg 08fc72ecc4134dec903edd6197f5479c /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9599.jpg 74af82938d569d8614596042a0e082fa Rana Singh Sodhi, Phoenix, AZ Shows how he ties a turban in the morning. The netting holding his beard is to set the hair in place. He removes it after a couple hours and his beard is styled close to the face instead of wearing it loose. /html/../gallery/large/Rana-Turban.jpg 3cf2f01c2582fb511f1b1bda133d7b05 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_3363.jpg 51af3262e6a545961d9c758668287749 Hardip Singh Ahluwalia, Harbans Kaur Ahluwalia, Kabir Singh, Rajnarind Kaur, and JangPartap Singh at their home in Princeton, NJ Rajnarind or Raj as she is known is a first generation Sikh who was born and raised in the US. Her husband JangPartap, or Raja as he is known is from the Punjab in India. Growing up in America has presented some challenges to her. She had to always explain to her friends why she did not shave her legs or drink alcohol. “I was a sprinter on the track team in High School and Sikh women don’t shave and cut their hair and so I was inspired by Flo Jo, the Olympic sprinter with the nails and the tights. For track meets I would wear my hair out or in a braid. Since I was pretty fast, the other team would be like watch out for the girl with the long hair in the tights. That was my identity, that was me and everybody in my high school knew that I didn’t shave, I didn’t cut my hair and it was totally fine it was not a big deal.” Raj is committed to “Sikh Activism” trying to help teach young Sikhs about their religion and language. She has created a series of CDs that help people learn the Gurbanis (compositions by the Gurus) in Gurmukhi script, which is the script used to write Punjabi and is the script in the Guru Granth Sahib (Sikh Holy Book.) /html/../gallery/large/_MG_7158_cw_2.jpg 9c68e8270191b81891a02de2262f0f7f Rose Kaur, Phoenix, AZ Rose’s given name is Bhupinder. While going through airport security in 2005 her name was flagged for being on the terrorist watch list. Her father was given a phone number to call to explain that there must be a mistake because she is his 9 year old daughter. There have been a number of Sikhs who are still on the watch list even though they have repeatedly tried to get their name removed. /html/../gallery/large/fionaaboud-11.jpg 2e62e1ea68d58df22c91444112dcb7ea /html/../gallery/large/_MG_0692.jpg f0f986c7256b6cb51431bca5c8e3b235 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_4192_2.jpg 986da12339163e6f82932d1e1c6fa612 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_0564_2.jpg 1c291b46f1da383232a5d745638235cd Cadet Simratpal Singh, West Point class of 2010. Simratpal had to cut his hair to join the US Army. Even though this was a very difficult decision Simratpal decided that he wanted to serve his country and to hopefully pave the way for Sikhs to eventually keep their hair if they join the Army. Sikhs who wear turbans or keep their hair are currently not allowed to actively serve in the US military. In order to serve, Sikhs must cut their hair. Sikh organizations are fighting this requirement because they believe that people should not have to choose between their religion and country. Armies in Britain, Canada, and India allow Sikhs to keep their turbans. /html/../gallery/large/fionaaboud-3.jpg 9e4461f75858767996cb113f17afa5fc Harminder Jit Singh in front of his Liquor Store Atlanta, GA. Even though drinking is forbidden in the Sikh religion, it is a good business to own because it is closed on Sundays- the day Sikhs go to Gurdwara (Sikh Temple.) /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9515.jpg dffcd336a2cba1de2a6f6ea7daca75e9 JangPartap Singh and his son Ishar Singh during a Halloween Party Princeton, NJ /html/../gallery/large/_MG_4987_3.jpg c4eab1ca724dc99b59742c05930ddb31 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_5429.jpg b4325b11ec80fdb432fd6b3c03b52124 Surinder Kaur, South Windsor, CT She came to the US to live with her daughter who owns a Pizza restaurant in Connecticut /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9920_sharp.jpg aa288f4d9648d6c0f398e9f47de9d446 Sergeant Uday Singh’s grave Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA. Sikhs who wear turbans are currently not allowed to actively serve in the US military. In order to serve, Sikhs must cut their hair. Uday, 21, was killed when his patrol was attacked in Habbaniyah on Dec. 1, 2003 in Iraq in 2003. Singh was the first Sikh and person of Indian origin to die in battle as a U.S. soldier. /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8590_Uday_final_2.jpg 23b70c38b20f714e6d73b049b83261d1 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_2438.jpg 5dbdc81a5c2e7e45b8becdb770d3dade /html/../gallery/large/SikhsInterior.jpg f871a273453940fe0615e5fdc3a363ec /html/../gallery/large/_MG_0204.jpg 26342103451e05f728caf7a70adbded1 From left to right SatKirin, Narayan, Gurumustuk, Arjan and Charanjeet, Espanola, NM. Gurumustuk Singh Khalsa is the founder of Sikhnet.com (the largest website about all aspects of Sikhs and Sikhism) and mrsikhnet.com, a blog that follows his life living as a “white” Sikh in New Mexico. SatKirin Kaur Khalsa, Gurumustuk’s mother, was inspired to convert to Sikhism by Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogiji, also known as Yogi Bhajan, a famous teacher and mentor that brought Kundalini Yoga to the US. Sat Kirin is a musician and composer, performing kirtan and teaching workshops around the world. /html/../gallery/large/_MG_5103.jpg 47c73f67644ae2ec1611f37a4eba65cd /html/../gallery/large/_MG_1310_Sharp.jpg 8b340880c718fb6f8f11a3661b166430 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_5804.jpg 6792f419e47b03ad5973a73741d3c862 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_7441.jpg 6ccd25b54af6426a37501cf72e40fe2d Sikh kids playing, Espanola, NM /html/../gallery/large/N0000100_2.jpg d063ae9b28186de6c64e86833dbf64e0 Jaswinder Singh, Sikh Day Parade 2006 NYC /html/../gallery/large/68_004.jpg b31040dca7fffd9dc88c40bd61276a5d /html/../gallery/large/43_010.jpg 6d03eb5d7d3ed3dd095f2182fd0c7624 Sikh Day Parade 2006 NYC /html/../gallery/large/32_001.jpg 25b273a0739a5e46e41e893ef35e60bf Sikh Day Parade 2006 NYC /html/../gallery/large/81_004.jpg dd4260d1614fb0d616190d2512e3b1ea /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9796.jpg bb7466f96361fc1bfd4bb2902718d492 Generation "O" Newborns in the age of Obama. New York Magazine /html/../gallery/large/Aboud_Obama_Baby.jpg 529251e647d0319434dbe62deeb3fa0c /html/../gallery/large/Aboud_Obama_Baby3.jpg 1c84dfb1316de79dbf04cfdd58d376e5 Generation "O." Newborns in the age of Obama. New York Magazine /html/../gallery/large/Aboud_Obama_Baby2.jpg a641d77393e19b4e10cc593e43509586 Generation "O." Newborns in the age of Obama. New York Magazine /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9814_2.jpg b86e1f0d945ac1751a3436c568255de8 /html/../gallery/large/Aboud_Obama_Baby4.jpg e491c3e12bc10e20913c4b89c077679b /html/../gallery/large/Aboud_Obama_Baby5.jpg 55d1df779653bbc6a9dc7c533506f377 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9460_retouch.jpg 766a83a0d223f2bb9dcc429274c8fad6 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_9468.jpg f43073361dfb59f36ff487ed44d1f3fc /html/../gallery/large/_MG_1540.jpg 84bb5af6d047b36c01fdce678b26bd0f /html/../gallery/large/GemEl_B-day.jpg 950e5020309dbd9543b6990b49df42a7 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled-2.jpg d99119ca42e35bfa7fbc7fba9ab1d88a /html/../gallery/large/cake.jpg 941c6c657dd5bdbbb070541584dbc5f4 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8852.jpg c8d33e04027ffdb77f82c8d221a994fb /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8860.jpg ef90539fb36742e9d6329960f35f2cb2 /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8910.jpg ab9f6feb3d7354b364a212c10610baf1 After the Finish Line- NYC Marathon Sports Illustrated /html/../gallery/large/94_019.jpg 03b535c1635ba09dfab87636bc06bb5e /html/../gallery/large/Untitled5.jpg 9301bdfaa82c0ca68436012db0f120f2 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled3.jpg 6ad1ea38b9b4b3853b6cd93cc363fa4e /html/../gallery/large/Untitled191.jpg 635c685dc2a0c7a49e8b89e862de9098 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled10.jpg 92ff34d6604ad74777bee26398f33a4a /html/../gallery/large/Untitled152.jpg 2d2b75511160911905e674f490b0a36d /html/../gallery/large/Untitled9.jpg b2fafdfbfd0c780c27c80318530378d2 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled161.jpg 09066d58dfdc6a38ef08b63c5ae5509b /html/../gallery/large/Untitled2.jpg aa9dc2c3e9a6eaa421d7d9304f978ac5 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled122.jpg b90d6a6f115cd60175bac30f853f73f5 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled17.jpg 8e2dbef1b04124cc1f8114f78b200f51 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled21-1.jpg 18e19ececde168035766170d9bd4bc2e /html/../gallery/large/Untitled7.jpg a0afab23f4450787b8636517374cac44 After the Finish Line- NYC Marathon Sports Illustrated /html/../gallery/large/Untitled-1-copy.jpg a4b0c037266b0b2204e0c0cbc595e7e5 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled14.jpg 18936891855c0a7708c56c2202dc216c /html/../gallery/large/Untitled18.jpg 23fda8996ab5536019d66b0a98e1aa4f /html/../gallery/large/Untitled192.jpg af26486fe1b3c01227ea7633464ae2f0 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled20.jpg c2da13783b9972e7873a25ebe239bca9 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled6.jpg 1ed954f8ed93fa1df4b1fc261097861e /html/../gallery/large/Untitled4.jpg 8dd5c2aca5d01f605e61e9bee60e1440 /html/../gallery/large/Untitled.jpg 7fffb663120dd173020ed4b9bc223583 /html/../gallery/large/35EW8909.jpg cda3bb92121b7e307114568203b25495 /html/../gallery/large/China_Smoke.jpg 30b235b47854884aa1fb01e081aa5912 /html/../gallery/large/China-Boy_Print.jpg 6865af95d70af5a1c0b6e2ef1a659ade /html/../gallery/large/Fiona-Singer_Graphis.jpg f1ce799a69852a05ca66b8e2b6e10988 /html/../gallery/large/Girls.jpg 5ba8699dc9bb3557081e30ee3839b55a /html/../gallery/large/GirlsWalking_Final.jpg 5a12b48837d3efc51e34c6cf49ca8497 /html/../gallery/large/India-Print.jpg 4c697b580774d116be1dcc948434dd6a /html/../gallery/large/viewofjodpur.jpg 75bb709a35a49f1e91fe84d82186dd89 /html/../gallery/large/Brazil-Model-Outtake.jpg 60b2f173bfd747b6f5a8ae906280330d /html/../gallery/large/Wedding-Laugh.jpg 64f9ab434523e9b0f7e85d94747065b7 /html/../gallery/large/Gas-tank-speia2.jpg 7d518cc6d7f804557ade9d7af8135d43 /html/../gallery/large/Cricketkids_v1-Gray_Print.jpg 3ceb3e611440922ab7a7121bec885ed8 The March of Nations- Parades in New York The New York Times /html/../gallery/large/_MG_0305_Phili-Parade.jpg 4baed7eac52ddd5ac08708b8b7b6252c /html/../gallery/large/_MG_8683.jpg 0c578e6695c7d7ba8e41b0dc60fc2ee6 The March of Nations- Parades in New York The New York Times /html/../gallery/large/Parade2.jpg a3f0c149e671d4087ce8a599e212dc32 Generation "O." 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