Being responsible sikh, it is duty of each and every sikh to bring awareness. Guru Nanak didn't feel shy to address them 'Banres kai thug'
First n foremost, we are
human beings Created after the image of God. Humans are fast approaching a more complete fulfilment of the great and sacred mission which they have to perform in this world. God has bestowed virtues upon the human soul so as to aid it to discover the laws by which Akal Purakh governs its creation. By making these laws standard of action, the human can conquer nature to better the human condition, thus him/herself a divine instrument.
For being a Sikh the burden of
responsibility in a liberal-cosmopolitan society is far greater than that of on an ordinary citizen. Expectations are fundamentally humungous, that is, the realisation of the unity of humankind. Not a unity which breaks down limits and levels of the peculiar characteristics of the different sects, faiths, but rather a unity of common values - human values.
There is diversity in Waheguru's world, that is to say, there is more than one type of fruit, more than one type of person, creed, ideology, etc. The idea is not to confine the spirit of Waheguru to one single uniformity [Sikh], but rather diversify by honouring, respecting and understanding. A true Sikh is "tolerant" of all the different makes n models which surrounds him/her because he/she understands that all are Akal Purakh's creations, some below, some average and some above the level of awareness.
Sikhism is love ! No room for vile discrimination.
Thank you !