Native Hill Tribes: Native Americans, United States, Ethnic Minority
Hill Tribes of Chiang Mai – Lisu, Hmong, and Karen in Northern Thailand superpeachy.com The Northern Thailand administrative region is known for its population of…
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101 East Hmong Tribes 13 Sept 07
101 East Hmong Tribes 13 Sept 07 Part 1 101 East Hmong Tribes 13 Sept 07 Part 2
Wisconsin Act 31 1989: History, Culture, Indian Tribes Bands Wisconsin
Programs and Printed Materials. Act 31 Survey – Wisconsin Act 31 of 1989, and subsequent provisions of 1991, requires that each school board of Wisconsin, as…
Are Some Native American Tribes Still A Matriarchy Tribe? Patriarchy?
Are some Native American tribes still a matriarchy tribe? Or have they all become patriarchy? The Hmongs were once matriarchy but became patriarchy after being…
Hmong: Disadvantaged Economically, Like Native American Tribes In U.S
Exploring Similarities Between the Hmong in Thailand and Native American Tribes in the U.S. The Hmong are an ethnic minority in Thailand that are generally…
Navajo Indians Southwest: Bury A Child’s Placenta, Tribe’s Reservation
Honoring Life: Navajo Placenta Burial and Cultural Significance Across Communities Among the Navajo Indians of the Southwest, it is customary to bury a child’s placenta…
All Have Habits Similar to Those of Some Asian Tribes: Hmongs Of Laos
Across the Pacific From Ancient Asia To Pre-Columbian America Among the most advanced, surviving pre-Colombian cultures such as the Lacandons of Mexico, Mayas of Guatemala…
South American, Mexico And the Caribbean: Native American Tribes?
Exploring Indigenous Identities: Native American Tribes in South America, Mexico, and the Caribbean What are the names of the people in South American, Mexico and…
Folklore Stories: Parents, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles, Tribes/Clans
Folklore Stories from Hmong and Native American Families: Wisdom Passed Down Through Generations I would like to see/hear some of the folklore stories that was…
Hmong And Natives “Divided” Tribes/Clans: Similar but Different
I notice that the Hmong and Natives are “divided” into tribes/clans. And in each tribe/clan they are very similar in traditions but have a different…