...from New Jersey

Note: Viewers defined their own race and religious affiliation in open-ended demographic questions - this information is intended to show the diversity of our audiences.
"You did awesome job in the production of this movie. I always wanted to do something like that but never had guts to do it. You are my inspiration. Thank you so much for everything you have done for us! Sikh community needs leaders like you, matter of the fact, America needs to know all the information. Thank you again for taking that initiative step. I cried thoughout the movie especially the beginning and ending."

Lakhvir Kaur
20-year-old female, Indian, Sikh, Indian citizen
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick
"Thank you soo much! I feel your pain, till this day I still am afraid for my father, my grandpa, and my brother. My brother still gets picked on in school, I hope in the future people will realize we are Americans too. This movie really hit home (literally and figuratively) because my father is also a cab driver, and ... EVERYDAY I worry about my father, brother, and grandpa. What if...? Thank you again."

18-year-old female, Sikhism, Indian, Sikhism, citizen
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick
"I genuinely thought this film was a beautiful depiction of post-9/11 thoughts, and pre-9/11 thoughts actually. Personally, what happened really changed the course of my life. I, along with another Sikh girl I went to high school with, spoke to our principal about speaking out about hate. We were able to, over the course of a week, speak to our entire school, about 3,000 students, in assembly style about not being an innocent bystander during a hate crime and understanding that we are al American. I really appreciate your activism, courage, and passion."

23-year-old female, South Asian, Sikh, American citizen
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick
"I think this was one of the best movies I have ever seen. Definitely very motivational. I really want to thank you for actually taking your time out and really doing something like this."

21-year-old female, Indian-Punjabi, Sikh, American citizen
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick
"Thank you for your inspiring film! I was living in England on 9/11 and as a white American I see America and myself as the "other" very frequently. I came back to USA to return to college as an adult to pursue activism in human rights and immigrant rights and whatever else came my way. I just (05/07) finished my undergrad in cultural anthropology with lots of passion and hope. Unfortunately -- still job hunting 10/07, but not frustrated just yet -- just broke! Good luck to you and your endeavors!"

45-year-old female, white-American, agnostic, American citizen
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick
"I think most general audiences of people could learn a lot from this film."

18-year-old female, Indian, Hindu, American citizen
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick
"The documentary was well done and was truly an eye-opener."

18-year-old female, Indian-Pakistani, Muslim, American citizen
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
New Brunswick