Growing Up Sikh in America | From Here | Short | America ReFramed

Описание: For Sonny Singh, growing up in Charlotte, NC was an American and Sikh experience. He had a childhood like his peers but he wore a turban...and that difference led to bullying. Singh also had to find out who he was in the majority white neighborhood and that has impacted him today.

From HERE: Four artists and activists from immigrant families come of age amidst rising xenophobia. An intimate yet epic documentary about immigration and belonging in the context of rising anti-immigrant politics globally. A film by Christina Antonakos-Wallace.

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