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“IF you ever get stopped by the cops at a roadblock, don’t be a smart alec,” I told my Chindian sons. “They will see you as Indian, and police here are notorious for their maltreatment of Indians in the lock-up.”

Some of you may know what I mean. And others won’t. Maybe I am being paranoid but I think there’s a justifiable reason for it.

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