Jul 1, 2009 19 min

Embroidering History

from Cool Things in the Collection, Kansas Museum of History

Storytelling is a way of life for the Hmong people, an Asian ethnic group that suffered during the Vietnam War. Kansas has become home to a surprising number of Hmong. This story cloth depicts their journey from farming villages to refugee camps.

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