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The things they’ll carry: San Jose’s Vietnamese on their next 50 years
Seven-year-old Vương Ngọc Lan ascended from a pit of fish guts and human waste inside a 50-foot dinghy to a 935-foot tanker ...
“Little Saigons” have blossomed across the U.S. in the 50 years since the end of the Vietnam War
The Vietnamese community is spread out in clusters throughout Houston. The original Little Saigon popped up in the city’s ...
Voices after the Fall of Saigon: A San Jose refugee developer wants Vietnamese to have a piece of the ‘American Pie'
San Jose boasts the largest population of Vietnamese people in any city outside of the country of Vietnam. It’s no wonder ...
East Bay Times5d
When Vietnamese refugees made their new homes in America, they built Little Saigon communities across the country
Now, San Jose’s Little Saigon includes the one-mile stretch of Story Road from the Grand Century Mall to the Vietnam Town mega business complex. Why the San Manuel tribe is going back to its ...
Orange County Register7d
When Vietnamese refugees made their new homes in America, they built Little Saigon communities across the country
Now, San Jose’s Little Saigon includes the one-mile stretch of Story Road from the Grand Century Mall to the Vietnam Town mega business complex. What’s the story behind the congregation of ...
KQED4d
‘Beginning of Our Identity’: How San José Became Home for Betty Duong and Vietnamese Americans
Half a century removed from the Fall of Saigon, Vietnamese American culture is woven into the fabric of San José. However, ...
Little Saigon stands on shoulders of early leaders
Frank Jao and Tony Lam don’t agree on everything, but they led the way in the growth of Orange County’s Vietnamese community.