List of Hmong Americans
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This is a list of famous Hmong Americans.
| Lists of famous Americans |
| by U.S. state |
| by ethnicity: |
| African American |
| Albanian | Arab |
| Armenian | Australian |
| Austrian | Bahamian |
| Bangladeshi | Belgian |
| Brazilian | Bulgarian |
| Cajun |
| Cambodian | Chinese |
| Croatian | Cuban |
| Danish | Dutch |
| English | Estonian |
| Filipino | Finnish |
| French |
| German | Greek |
| Hapas | Hmong |
| Hungarian |
| Indian | Iranian |
| Irish | Italian |
| Jamaican | Japanese |
| Jewish | Korean |
| Laotian |
| Louisiana Creole |
| Mexican |
| Muslim |
| Native American |
| Native Hawaiian |
| Norwegian | Polish |
| Portuguese | Romanian |
| Russian | Salvadoran |
| Scots-Irish | Scottish |
| Swedish | Swiss |
| Taiwanese | Ukrainian |
| Vietnamese | Welsh |
- Dia Cha, anthropologist
- Mai Neng Moua, writer.
- Mee Moua, Minnesota State Senator.
- Vang Pao, General.
- Brenda Song (1988 - ) Disney channel actress/teen star[1]
- Chai Vang, multiple murderer
- Ka Vang, writer.
- Bryan Thao Worra, writer/poet.
- Blong Yang, Minnesota State Higher Education.
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- ^ [1] ""For me, the Hmong people, we don’t have a written history."... ASIANCE: Are people more aware of your Hmong heritage? Brenda: I just did a promotion for Disney where I’m talking about my heritage, just setting things straight. It’s really nice because a lot of questions do come up about it (heritage) and a lot of people don’t know where it is. I’m proud of where I come from and who I am because it is who I am and I wouldn’t be here without all that. The people before me came here and I wouldn’t be here without them. I’d be happy to answer any questions that come along."
