Vietnamese American

Vietnamese Americans are individuals of Vietnamese heritage who live in the United States, often as a result of immigration. Many came to the U.S. following the Vietnam War or for economic opportunities, bringing their language, customs, and culture with them. They form a vibrant community that contributes to the diversity of American society, maintaining traditions like cuisine, festivals, and language while also participating fully in broader American life. Vietnamese Americans often balance their cultural heritage with integration into American society, creating a unique multicultural experience that enriches the country’s social fabric.