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Social justice: how might Sikhs promote equality?
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I can explain what Indian society was like at the time of Guru Nanak and the impact of this on his views on equality.
I can use the tools of social science to explain Sikh teachings on women and the role of Sikh women historically and today.
I can explain the meaning of Sikh diaspora and the importance of identity for Sikhs living in Britain today.
I can explain the symbolism of the kirpan and why it is important to Sikhs today.
I can explain why the names Singh and Kaur are important in Sikhi and how Princess Sophia Duleep Kaur Singh promoted equality.
I can explain the importance of sewa for Sikhs in Britain today.
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