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group’s assimilation into American life is a slow, long process,
typically taking generations. For many Hmong refugees moving to
Wisconsin and Minnesota after surviving years of uncertainty in
Southeast Asia, the initial transition was difficult. But the process
was likewise difficult for receiving communities. This section addresses
how Hmong Americans have made their own path in transitioning to a new
life in the United States.
Kev Pauv Mus
Txawm pawg neeg twg yuav hloov nws lub neej mus ua Asmesliskas lub neej
los yeej qeeb heev, siv sij hawm ntev thiab yuav siv ntau tiam neeg. Tom
qab uas nyob dhau txoj kev txom nyem los ntau xyoos uas tsis paub tias
lub neej yuav zoo li cas nyob rau sab Southeast Asia, cov hmoob thoj nam
tau tuaj rau lub xeev Wisconsin thiab xeev Minnesota uas yog ib txoj kev
hloov tsis yooj yim. Tsis tag li los cov zej zog tos txais lawv los kuj
tsis yooj yim rau lawv ib yam nkaus thiab. Qhov ntawm no mus yuav qhia
txog Hmoob Asmesliskas uas tau pib lawv txoj kev ua neej li cas ntawm
lawv tus kheej los mus hloov rau lub neej tshiab nyob rau teb chaws
Asmesliskas no. |
