Vietnamese Americans

Vietnamese Americans are individuals of Vietnamese heritage living in the United States. Many arrived as refugees after the Vietnam War in the 1970s and 1980s, seeking safety and new opportunities. They have contributed significantly to American society through businesses, culture, and community organizations. Vietnamese Americans often maintain strong ties to their cultural traditions, language, and cuisine while integrating into diverse American communities. Their experiences reflect resilience and adaptation, enriching the multicultural fabric of the United States.