Civil Rights in Wartime

Dawinder S. Sidhu is Founding Director of the Discrimination and National Security Initiative, Pluralism Project, at Harvard University, and an attorney whose practice focuses on individual rights and national security.

Introduction; Part I Sikhism and the Sikh Turban; Chapter 1 Punjab: The Sikh Homeland; Chapter 2 Founding and Early Development of Sikhism; Chapter 3 Fighting Against Injustice; Chapter 4 Sikh Migration to the West; Chapter 5 Contemporary Sikh History; Chapter 6 Spiritual Significance and Physical Aspects of the Sikh Turban; Part II Targeting the Sikh Turban; Chapter 7 Harassment; Chapter 8 Bullying of Sikh Students; Chapter 9 Violence; Chapter 10 Profiling; Chapter 11 Employment Discrimination; Chapter 12 Detention; Chapter 13 Denial of Entry into Public Places; Part III Marginalization of the Sikh Turban; Chapter 14 France; Chapter 15 Britain; Chapter 16 Ireland; Chapter 17 Other Western Nations; Chapter 18 Canada; Chapter 19 United States; Part IV The Response to the Post-9/11 Climate; Chapter 20 The Human Costs; Chapter 21 The Emergence of Sikh Advocacy; Chapter 22 Non-traditional Efforts; Chapter 23 Government Appeals for Tolerance; Chapter 24 Federal Enforcement and Outreach;