So. Propaganda hate against #LaoTian has begun. The rumors are that we are #wannabe #buddha #martyrs and are behind all these "fake" accidents. Yes. Including what happened in Louisiana this buddha birthday happy new year celebration in metaphor. Paying homage to lord buddha, the historical buddha.
#LaoTian the people of Asia and of the Indo-Asian-Pacific Ancestral migration plus silkroads international trade. We been doing this since the fucking ice age. Y'all just erase world history yourselves ignorant. We are all from the same family-tree not even 10,000 years old. And you know this.
The number of #Laotian immigrants then dipped to only 400 in 1977, but climbed to 8,000 in 1978.
Fully 44% of employed #Laotian Americans held jobs classified as "operators, fabricators, and laborers" in 1990.
The majority of #Laotian Americans have maintained a low profile in the United States. Consequently, few Americans have much knowledge of #Laotian culture and people and, as a result, there are few stereotypes—positive or negative—regarding #Laotian Americans
Many #Laotian Americans retain the ritual practices of their culture. The most common of all #Laotian rituals is the baci (pronounced "bah-see") or sookhwan
Many #Laotian Americans still eat Lao-style foods at home. These dishes are also available at most #Thai restaurants, since the cooking of northeastern #Thailand is almost identical to that of Laos
The median household income of #Laotian Americans in 1990 was only $23,019, compared to $30,056 for other Americans
few #Laotian American young people attend college; this may be attributed to the economic disadvantages of their families
Some #Laotian American men wear ethnic costumes at weddings, especially during the sookhwan ritual, and on stage during a maw lam performance, when actors sometimes don the sampot, or baggy trousers worn in Laos before #French occupation.
Since #Laotian Americans are such a young group, their prospects for continuing adaptation are good, especially considering the scholastic successes of #Laotian American children
Sorry. English is my first , I speak like toddler #laotian & indochine mandarin. And the voices are speakeing very very old I myself don't understand exactly, but generally. You understand? Idk the difference between ponds, lakes, springs? I just know they're talking about a body water and location.
#Hmong Americans are also passionately concerned with political events in their native land, where the Communist party that overthrew the #Laotian government remains in power today.
#Hmong Americans interact most closely with ethnic #Laotian Americans, with whom they work in a number of Southeast Asian refugee assistance organizations
Education has also become extremely important among #Laotian Americans. Often, the family's future is dependent upon their children's success in school
Early #Laotian immigrants included former government administrators, soldiers from the royal army, and shopkeepers.
As a group, #Laotian Americans are very concerned about occurrences in their homeland and many would like to return but are unable to because of Laos's communist government.
And that's the problem. We say Tong Dynasty, they say Tang Dynasty. We say #Fu, they say #Wu. We say #Lao, they say #Dao. We say #LaoTian (in homage and in the righteous way of life of Lord Lao's) they say #LaoTzu. 🙄 come on. School of mindfulness! The Chinese empire is about the righteous pathway!
Om? Like, 'Om-ma-Loam-pOng-piagn? That's #LaoTian for #Abracadabra.😆 #chanting spells? invoke the power, spirits in mouth? Body? Soul? #om = #oneness. explain it. like to you just know? senses? 1st accept that some are cursed. #ThreeStrikes, #LetItGo🙏
#ChooseLove🫶
#PeaceAndHappiness
#LoveEachOther🙏
#Hmong Americans interact most closely with ethnic #Laotian Americans, with whom they work in a number of Southeast Asian refugee assistance organizations
#Hmong Americans are also passionately concerned with political events in their native land, where the Communist party that overthrew the #Laotian government remains in power today.
According to the U.S. Census, in 1990 there were about 150,000 #Laotian Americans living in the United States. (This figure does not include the #Hmong and other minority groups from Laos.)
Although some traditional Lao medicine may be found in the United States, particularly in places that have large #Laotian American communities, the practice of mainstream western medicine in America appears to be much more common.
Although #Laotian Americans have earned a reputation as hardworking people, many find themselves among the most disadvantaged in their new country.
#Laotian Americans have larger families than other Americans. In 1990, the average number of people in each #Laotian American family was 5.01 members, compared to an average of 3.06 members in white American families and 3.48 members in African American families
#Laotian Americans are more likely to visit a community clinic than any other type of medical establishment.
#Laotian Americans often live in close proximity to their extended family and such family values as respect for one's parents have remained constant.
#Hmong Americans are also passionately concerned with political events in their native land, where the Communist party that overthrew the #Laotian government remains in power today.
#Laotian American children are expected to respect and care for their parents throughout their adult life
