Autumn in Atlanta:

Religious Community, Festival and Celebration



Photo © 2003 The Pluralism Project



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Raminder Bindra, a brand manager for Coca-Cola, takes visitors on a tour of the Gurudwara building. "Sikhs believe in religious freedom and tolerance," said Bindra, "and we are willing to fight for what we believe in." To illustrate the point, he shows pictures of Guru Gobind Sikh, a Sikh leader who was killed in 1708. The guru's entire family was violently executed when he stood up for the rights of oppressed Hindus when India was under Mughul rule.