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I.J. Singh is a New York based writer and speaker on Sikhism in the Diaspora, and a Professor of Anatomy.

Eschew Obfuscation by I.J. SINGH

It is the mark of a well-rounded intellect, nay a duty, to carry the educational mission beyond the ivied walls.

That Elusive Thing Called Wisdom by I.J. SINGH

What exactly is wisdom and how does it differ from intelligence?

First Things First by I.J. SINGH

I wonder what would it mean if one answered "Who are you?" with "Sikh" instead of "Indian"?

Beyond the Melting Pot by RAVINDER SINGH & I.J. SINGH

Fear of the stranger is not new to America.

Pigeonholing by I.J.SINGH

I think that looking for purity of racial stock is an undertaking for the shortsighted and dim-witted.

All Politics is Local by I.J. SINGH

There is a sangat  to commune with in cyberspace.

Of Kings & Masters by I.J. SINGH

If sovereignty of the soul is not of this world, what do words like "Sachha Patshah" really mean?

Wired & Connected by I.J. SINGH

The required software is available and it doesn't cost a bundle.

The Labels That Define Us by I.J. SINGH

The meaning of the word "Sikh" implies that the path is endless, just as a student's lot is never done.

Merry Christmas ... And a Wonderful Gurpurab to You All! by I.J. SINGH

No minority lives in absolutely secluded pockets with impenetrable barriers around it.