From Here: Growing Up Sikh in America.
https://www.pbs.org/video/america-reframed-from-here-growing-up-sikh-in-america/
About the resource
Growing up in Charlotte, North Carolina, was both an American and Sikh experience for Sonny Singh and his brother. He had a childhood like his peers but he wore a turban - and that difference, among other things, led to bullying by fellow students. Singh also had to find out for himself who he was in his majority white neighborhood.
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