JFC
Punjabi men from Brampton were filmed TYING PIGEONS to a pole in a new build neighbourhood
and FORCING THEM TO STAY FLYING
for the cultural practice of kabootarbaazi (pigeon racing)
JFC
Punjabi men from Brampton were filmed TYING PIGEONS to a pole in a new build neighbourhood
and FORCING THEM TO STAY FLYING
for the cultural practice of kabootarbaazi (pigeon racing)
Amarjit’s accent while others laughed. Amarjit smiled awkwardly and pretended it didn’t bother him, but inside he felt humiliated. English was his second language, and he had worked hard to learn it.
When Amarjit Singh stepped off the plane at Vancouver International Airport on a rainy October evening, he carried two suitcases, a work permit, and a dream. Like many immigrants, he had left behind his family, friends, and familiar life in Punjab, India, hoping to build a better
smiled awkwardly and pretended it didn’t bother him, but inside he felt humiliated. English was his second language, and he had worked hard to learn it. Most of his co-workers were friendly, but not everyone welcomed him.
One afternoon during a lunch break, a co-worker mocked
CANADA: Our Prime Minster studied at Oxford and Harvard, was the Governor of both the Banks of England and Canada, and is recognized as one of the sharpest financial minds around.
AMERICA: oh yeah? Our guy passed THREE dementia tests.
(Allegedly)