I was in the garden Friday afternoon when my friend Joz messaged from California, “Hello, checking in. What’s this about an active shooter near you?”
Luckily, the shooting was on the other side of town and the danger had already passed, but it was sobering.
Only thirty days after the spa shootings in Atlanta where six out of the eight people killed were Korean and Chinese American women (four seniors), we were already mourning another mass shooting impacting our community at the FedEx in Indianapolis. Known to have a 90% Sikh American workforce, at least four out of the eight people killed were Sikh Americans (three women, three seniors).
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Friday, April 23, 2021
1990 Institute Newsletter Vol 1 Issue 6 "Mourning our sisters and elders in another mass shooting"
My essay for 1990 Institute Vol 1 Issue 6, "Mourning our sisters and elders in another mass shooting" re the FedEx shooting in Indianapolis targeting our Sikh American sisters and elders
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