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1954 the laotion were split between those who sided with laos and those who sided with the communists. then the americans came, right? eventually. eventually the americans. is there fighting here? we should probably go. if you look at the vietnam war there is no coverage of the hmong because the whole war in laos was the secret war. it was the key to the whole war in southeast asia. the country of laos falls, the region will fall to communism. if you recall students, this is the point in u.s. history where communism was a dirty word that made us want to fight. ah, the good ole days. if the communist aggression there succeeded, the entire region of southeast asia would be in mortal danger. the u.s. government s fear of the so-called communist threat to take over the world prompted the c.i.a. to start recruiting the hmong in laos. the c.i.a. started with the respected hmong leader.
laugh at the same things and understand and to see us, an example of something that went right. right, right. i mean, honestly being a child of refugees has been incredibly empowering and a plijd platform to have to be perfectly honest. it feels good when people come up to you and say, wow. i never have seen my story reflected. thank you. for sure. when people say thank you for talking about your father being in labor camp because my father doesn t talk about that and it s been hurting me. i want to know. it s been over 40 years but this war story is such a huge part of our narratives. it totally changed the trajectory of all of our histories. my dad has passed away now but he always had a dream of going back to die in laos. and so, you know, people like him who fought in the war. they can t go. some laotian authorities continue to see the hmong as coconspirators for fighting with the americans. for the hmong people who are
i should run. yes. i m proud to be the first hmong woman to be elected in the state house. i hope we don t have to keep saying first anymore. what made you decide to run? to be included in the conversation means a lot. i think that is what pushes all of us to not just be involved with politics but really be at the forefront in trying to make our voices heard. and also you re sort of also representing different generations, right? yes. i m 28. 24. i m going to let you guess. 29? all right. i m probably closer to your generation. i m like 30. close enough. if there was one thing you think that people could learn from the hmong example or that you would like them to know, what is that one thing? the secret war is the root of our identity. whether or not you fought in the war, all of us have been
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