Secondly, my goal was to showcase a beautiful and unique people, who, too often, are portrayed negatively in the mainstream media. Who, too often, is also mistaken, unknown, quiet, and unprivileged because of a language or cultural barrier. No one should be the main author of our culture and our people more than ourselves.
18XEEM is meant to be shared and given to those who know least, and I hope that when you finish reading, that you will pass it on to a friend, or a co-worker.
In the November, we are celebrating the Hmong around the world, and although we could not cover every country, we hope that this will give you an idea of how far the distance separates us from each other, yet how close we still are, in our language and our clothing.
This is something that is so unique to the Hmong, and I hope it will inspire you to seek for more answers that we may not have covered. Thank you to everyone who has continued to support us and to those who we will meet along the way.
Check it out at [link]









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Don't stay with your own culture, go learn about some other ones. There are so many interesting things everywhere.
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jessicaleza.com - experimental music, short films, and photography
alarana.net - Local and Underground Music, Film, and Art
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My website: [link]
Another with my artistic friends: [link]
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I don't notice you when you are here as much as I miss you when you aren't.
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