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‘Their Prayers Were Silenced’:
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10 years after a gunman killed worshippers at a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, community advocates are reflecting on the policy changes spurred by the tragedy and urging greater federal action to protect houses of worship as white supremacy goes mainstream, The Yappie’s Mary Yang and Cindy Xie report.
At the site of the deadliest attack on Sikh Americans in U.S. history, mourners gathered for an interfaith vigil to commemorate the seven victims of the shooting and honor the resilience that grew out of hate.
