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..TV news reporter/journalist??

Gia Vang:




Bao Vang:




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I didn't forget Chenue, I already knew he started after the three ladies in topic. Also not comparing, just want to know which one became a TV reporter/journalist first because I couldn't find the information needed so thought I ask the Hmong folks here to see if they know.

I did do some more digging and looks like Cindy got a TV news reporting type of gig first and she's also older out of the three. If anyone knows for sure, chime in.

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Zoua Vang. She anchored and reported for KSEE in San Francisco when Bao and Gia were still just high school students.

There's also that radio reporter, something Xaykaothao. Forgot her first name.



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Ego-booster?

You forgot Chenue Her, or are you promoting a specific type? But who cares. They're living their best lives doing what they love. Why Hmong people feel the need to compare each other is beyond me. Just support each other, geez.

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We have lots of millionaires--many farmers only but are that rich, and a few doing other businesses. One guy is building a huge home on top of a mountain in Nevada with a landing strip for a chopper, too.

A chick recently agreed to pay 17M to many victims she has come across. Look at that ability! She's in Wisconsin.

Must be fragile egos then. I'm sure there's probably amazing Hmong folks doing amazing things none of us knows about.



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So are you writing a research paper or something?

Educating my young daughter about the Hmong folks that have reached their career goals through hard work and letting her know she can be anything she wants to be in regards to career path if she's willing to put the time and effort. Before doing that though, I want to make sure I have accurate information and the facts right first such as who's the first Hmong to be this and that.



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https://twitter.com/doualyx?lang=en

https://www.carnegie.org/awards/honoree/doualy-xaykaothao/

Zoua Vang. She anchored and reported for KSEE in San Francisco when Bao and Gia were still just high school students.

There's also that radio reporter, something Xaykaothao. Forgot her first name.

Thanks for the info and keep it coming and you happen to know when they start, please share. And also, only TV broadcast news reporter/journalist... O0



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