On a summer morning in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, a place of peaceful worship was shattered by an act of hate. It was August 5, 2012, when Sita Singh, a 41-year-old Sikh man of Indian descent, was killed during a violent rampage at the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin. He, along with his brother Ranjit Singh and four other members of the congregation, became victims of a white supremacist gunman. The Sikh community had gathered for Sunday services, preparing for a communal meal, when the shooter began his at ...
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