<div>BY DAVID WHITING
Regardless what you think of turbans, you've got to admire the Chadha family.
Father and son wear turbans everywhere. And Mom, though at time fearful for their safety, supports them.
It's not that the Chadhas want to antagonize anyone in our post 9/11 world. Far from it. It's simply that their religion, Sikhism, requires such attire.
I suppose they could deny their faith. But then they'd also be denying what the United States is about. Freedom.
But in 21st century America, religious freedom doesn't come without a price.
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Regardless what you think of turbans, you've got to admire the Chadha family.
Father and son wear turbans everywhere. And Mom, though at time fearful for their safety, supports them.
It's not that the Chadhas want to antagonize anyone in our post 9/11 world. Far from it. It's simply that their religion, Sikhism, requires such attire.
I suppose they could deny their faith. But then they'd also be denying what the United States is about. Freedom.
But in 21st century America, religious freedom doesn't come without a price.
More...