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Sikh Temple Shooting

Why There's Value in Self-Doubt

Rabbi Ben Hecht | Posted 10.17.2012 | Canada Living
Rabbi Ben Hecht

When we hear stories such as Wade Michael Page, the white supremacist who murdered supremacist six Sikhs in their Temple in Wisconsin, we think of the grave travesty of hate. What I think of though is the grave and tear-filled travesty of the absence of doubt. Those who hate, as Page did, have to believe that they are 100 per cent correct in their views.

Evil is Evil. America's Breivik Moment?

Mubin Shaikh | Posted 08.07.2012 | Canada
Mubin Shaikh

The recent shooting at the Sikh Temple has brought racial hate-motivated violent extremism to the fore. Hate-motivated violent extremism directed against Muslims or look-alikes is a growing reality in white America and is the direct result of narratives that perpetuate the us vs. them mentality. Sikh women also cover their hair, and with the presence and prevalence of anti-hijab narratives, hateful, ignorant people tend not to know the difference. This is not to say "let's get the right target," because the point is that NO community should be wholesale targeted for the actions of its extremists and the same holds true for "white America."

PHOTOS: At The Scene Of Wisconsin Temple Shooting

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 08.05.2012 | Canada

At least seven people have died as a result of a shooting at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis. near Milwaukee. The suspected gunman is among the deceas...

Twitter Reacts To Wisconsin Shooting

The Huffington Post Canada | Posted 08.05.2012 | Canada

As reports of a shooting at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisc. surfaced on Sunday, a flood of worries and prayers emerged over Twitter. Seven people...