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Vlad Derek Chauvin bun
>>13478068, >>13478130, >>13478162VLADChauvin?
>>13478208, >>13478229 Vlad Derek Chauvin's wife Kellie
>>13478264 Hmong Communists
>>13478438 Mrs. Xiong Black Widow
>>13478467, >>13478485, >>13478500, >>1347851 Xiong Ft Hood shooting Connection. Family member?
>>13478530, >>13478554 Charlie
>>13478288 Mrs. Hmong rigged pageant for narrative
>>13478296 Wasn't one of the other cops involved in the arrest her brother?
>>13478991 Tao Thao
>>>1347851 → >>13478512
>Mrs. Hmong rigged pageant for narrative
>https://www.twincities.com/2018/06/02/refugee-who-was-shamed-for-her-looks-as-a-child-is-vying-to-be-the-first-hmong-mrs-minnesota/
Refugee once shamed for her looks vying to be the first Hmong Mrs. Minnesota
By S. M. Chavey | schavey@pioneerpress.com | Pioneer Press
PUBLISHED: June 2, 2018 at 8:41 a.m. | UPDATED: June 4, 2018 at 11:01 p.m.
REFUGEE FROM LAOS
Chauvin was born in Laos in 1974 during a time of war. In 1977, her family fled to safety in Thailand, where they lived in a refugee camp.
Chauvin still remembers the challenges of being a refugee. Their only possessions were the ones they could carry on their backs. She watched people die from illness. To this day, she avoids eating oatmeal because it takes her back to her days at the camp.
After three years there, Chauvin and her family moved to Eau Claire, Wis. It was a cold October and Chauvin had to wear a boy’s jacket because that’s all that was available.
Even in America, Chauvin said, she felt like she was still in a refugee camp.
Ten years old, she was placed in a kindergarten class, where she knew less about reading and writing English than her younger classmates.
“They say ‘land of the free,’ but I still didn’t feel like we were free,” Chauvin said. “We didn’t know English. My parents didn’t want us leaving the house because they didn’t trust the world. You land into this brand-new world and you don’t know what to expect, and so we were always kept inside.”
Chauvin’s parents found her a husband when she was 17 years old and they married before she turned 18. She hardly knew him.
“As a Hmong woman, if you’re not married by 18 … then your parents think that nobody will marry you,” Chauvin said.
The couple had two children, and Chauvin said she fought to make the marriage work. But after 10 years in an abusive relationship, she says, she decided to divorce and move to Minnesota. Her former husband died shortly after.
“Under all that uniform, he’s just a softie,” Kellie Chauvin said. “He’s such a gentleman. He still opens the door for me, still puts my coat on for me. After my divorce, I had a list of must-haves if I were ever to be in a relationship, and he fit all of them.”
They’ve been married for eight years.
During that time, Chauvin resigned from the hospital, went to Kaplan University for residential real estate and began working as a Realtor with Re/Max Results.
Five years ago, Chauvin said, she wouldn’t have considered signing up for a pageant.
So when longtime friendSophia Xiong-Yang approached Chauvin with the idea in January, she was surprised to hear Chauvin agree.
“She is such a go-getter,” Xiong-Yang said. “I feel that it takes someone who is very caring, compassionate and has a lot of empathy for others to be able to do the things she does. It would be amazing if she makes Minnesota history by being the first Hmong woman to win the title Mrs. Minnesota.”
>Sophia Xiong-Yang
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>Sophia Xiong-Yang
>https://www.cuinsight.com/press-release/hiway-appoints-sophia-xiong-yang-as-associate-board-member
Hiway appoints Sophia Xiong-Yang as Associate Board Member
ST. PAUL, MN (December 18, 2018) — The Board of Directors at Hiway Federal Credit Union® (Hiway) appointed Sophia Xiong-Yang as their first Associate Board Member.
“Hiway’s new Associate Director Program allows our Board to prepare volunteers for future leadership opportunities,” said Patrick McGuiness, Board Chair. “We are very excited to have Sophia as our first Associate Director and have her experience and perspective in the board room to contribute to Hiway’s continued success.”
Sophia has been a Hiway member for more than 24 years. She works for the Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) as the'' Diversity and Inclusion Training Operations Coordinator in the Office of (((Equity and Diversity))). She currently serves on the Asian Employee Resource Group Committee and the Health and Wellness Committee at MnDOT. In past years Sophia has also served as Treasurer and Chair ofEmpowering Hmong Women Incorporated, Treasurer of theWomen’s Ministry for the Hmong Unity Christian Church, board member for'' Asian Media Access and the Dragon Festival Event Committee at MnDOT.'
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It was great meeting officials and leaders from the Chongqing city of Pengshui where many Hmong/ Miao lives. A number of the officials in the delegation were Hmong.
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September 15, 2019 ·
Empowering Hmong Women had a great time as an organizing partner to this year's Moon Festival at the Mall of America. This year's showcase is the beauty of Pengshui City in Chongqing, where a good number of Hmong/Miao live. Many of the performances showcased were of Hmong/Miao cultural arts. It's important to identify Hmong culture and history in order to further understand Hmong identities. Thank you to all who attended and watched from home. Until next year.
>https://web.archive.org/web/20160401032925/http://hmongwomensconference.org/conference-flyer.html
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University of Minnesota - Twin Cities
Nyob zoo! My name is Bee Vang-Moua (Xibfwb Npib) and I am the Director for the Hmong Language Program in the ALL Department. Also, I teach first, second and third year students. I've been working with the Hmong language for well over ten years and I am excited to be working with the curriculum at the University of MN - Twin Cities. My drive for what I do comes from my students. Not only do I love teaching, I love conversing with students on all the interesting topics that come up in Hmong class. One of my goals is to help standardize academic Hmong language use through the work of structuring a strong curriculum that is built on practical language applications. I am honored to be able to take part in this breath-taking moment of pioneering the way to strong Hmong language curriculum for present and future Hmong language learners.
>Favorite links
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Dr. Kao-Ly Yang's Website
View A great tri-lingual website on various Hmong topics. Dec 17, 2011, 2:48 AM MsBee Vang
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Hmong ABC Store
View Hmong ABC Store in MN. Largest collection of Hmong arts, books and crafts for sale. Dec 17, 2011, 2:49 AM MsBee Vang
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Hmong Dictionary by Jay Xiong
View Hmong dictionary website by Jay Xiong. The dictionary associated with this site has one of the most thorough translation of Hmong words for today's resources. Dec 17, 2011, 2:48 AM MsBee Vang
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Hmong Text Reader
View Still need help with pronunciations? This might help. Don't get dependant on it though! Feb 23, 2012, 2:28 PM Bee Vang-Moua
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Pajlub Hmoob
View Proverbs to study. Gives you a better understanding on Hmong language and culture. Feb 23, 2012, 2:27 PM Bee Vang-Moua
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Nyob zoo and welcome to Hmong Arts, Books & Crafts: The First Hmong Bookstore (easily known as Hmong ABC). At Hmong ABC, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting the Hmong people through our large collections of Hmong arts, books and crafts. We're pleased to have the honor of serving you online through our secure website.
>https://web.archive.org/web/20111028003006/https://www.hmongcontemporaryissues.com/picture/Gallerypictures.html
Hmong celebrating Laos General Vang Pao
forgot bookstore pic
Communists like organizing in bookstores
About Us
Nyob zoo and welcome to Hmong Arts, Books & Crafts: The First Hmong Bookstore (easily known as Hmong ABC). At Hmong ABC, we are dedicated to preserving and promoting the Hmong people through our large collections of Hmong arts, books and crafts. We're pleased to have the honor of serving you online through our secure website. Whether you're a returning customer or new to Hmong ABC, we want to say "thank you" or "ua tsaug." We hope you enjoy visiting, and browsing through, our website. Our most recent and hottest title is the English-Hmong/Hmong-English Dictionary. If you live in or visit the Twin Cities area, we like to invite you to visit our bookstore. We have more products in the store than what are currently listed online. If you can't find a specific product online here, please do not hesitate to contact us via email or phone at (651) 293-0019. Please ask for Yuepheng Xiong or Shoua V. Xiong.
If you're new to Hmong ABC or to online shopping, it is easy and fun. To the left of the screen, you would see a listing of categories. Click on "books" for example, there are subcategories under books which bring you directly to the subject or title you are looking for. You can also search by title, author, ISBN, or key words.
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HMONG ABC is the first and the only Hmong bookstore in the world. It was started by Yuepheng L. Xiong and his wife Shoua V. Xiong in 1995. HMONG ABC has the best collections of Hmong books. It also carries many other Hmong products such as Paj Ntaub, hand-made clothings and jackets, arts and artifacts.
After 16 years on University Avenue, HMONG ABC had moved into the Hmong Town Market at 217 Como Avenue, Suite 108.
We would like to invite you to visit or re-visit us. We want to thank you, our valued customers, for your support throughout the years, and hope that you will continue to support Hmong ABC in the years ahead.
>Hmong celebrating LaosGeneral Vang Pao
General of C_A trained Secret Army
Military career
Further information on covert war in Laos: Laotian Civil War
The term "Mèo Maquis" was originally used by Free French and Allied intelligence officers to describe the Hmong resistance forces working against Japanese forces occupying Indochina and China during World War II. After World War II, French Groupement de Commandos Mixtes Aéroportés (GCMA) authorities recruited Vang as a lieutenant during the First Indochina War to combat the Viet Minh (archive video on YouTube by Col. Jean Sassi).
He was the only ethnic Hmong to attain the rank of General officer in the Royal Lao Army, and he was loyal to the King of Laos while remaining a champion of the Hmong people. During the 1960s/70s,he commanded the Secret Army, also known as the Hmong Army, a highly-effective Central Intelligence Agency-trained and supported force that fought against the Pathet Lao and People's Army of Vietnam.[7] Vang's ethnic Hmong and Laotian veterans and their refugee families who served in the U.S. "Secret Army" were eventually granted the status of political refugeesby the United Nations because of persecution and genocide by the Lao Marxist government and communist Vietnam who took control in 1975. The Lao and Hmong refugees were allowed to resettle in the United States, France, Australia, New Zealand and elsewhere. Many of Vang's former veterans formed the Lao Veterans of America, Inc. and the Lao Veterans of America Institute, with offices in Fresno, California, Washington, D.C. and other locales.[8]
Sounds like the Laos version of that cunt Ilhan Omar
>Why did POTUS reply to a tweet from May 30, 2019?
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How do you impeach a Republican President for a crime that was committed by the Democrats? WITCH-HUNT!
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I’ve always been anti-social media but I’ve finally decided to join Twitter to show my love & support for you, Mr. President. You are truly amazing putting America first & the way you fight the hateful left & media. Nobody else could do what you do….truly incredible.#WWG1WGA
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<this was beat to death on here….
don't look into finger lakes anon, whatever you do
not beaten nearly enough
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