9 /18 /2026 HNO Press Conference
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20 Comments
@YouanLao 3 weeks ago
Zoo siab rau nej tau tuaj tshab txhais qhia rau peb sawv daws, ntshaws, tsuas muaj kev sib haum xeeb, sib hlub thiab koom tes ua ke lawm yav pem suab
@95leefamilychannel33 3 weeks ago
Well said cousin Dr. Shoua Yang! This is why Hmong don’t have a country. One person does good and the evil makes it bad.
@BingWyu 3 weeks ago
Zoo heev yog ib cov lis zoo muaj kuab muaj tshuaj kho hmoob kawg kiag li nawb txhawb nqa nrj cov tij cov txiv
@kawmpaubsibqhia1178 3 weeks ago
Dr. Suav Yaj, cov lus koj hais no yog lus muaj sia lus muaj sia yog lus tseeb. Thov Kom peb lees txais cov lus tseeb
@vajhuabcua 12 days ago
Kuv keeb tag nrho nej cov coj thiab cov tuav xam (advisors) cov lus yog ib co lus zoo, meej thiab tseeb nawb. Zoo siab heev uas muaj nej tho tau txoj kev mus koom tau CNS. Yeej meem coj Hmoob txuas ntxiv. Peb yuav txhawb nej mus ib txhis. Tu siab qhov pab coj MHO twb nyeem tsis tshuam tau lawv daim ntawv lawv sau los tseem sawv los tawm tsam nej thiab. Hmong thiab Mong yog lub suab lus hais xwb peb tib tug xwb. Tus cwj pwm cov ruam txov cov ntse li no tsis yog yam tshiab tab sis yog yam peb hmoob ib txwm muaj ua ntu zus los es peb hmoob thiaj tawg sawv tsis taus ciaj haiv lawm. Thov tso tseg tus cwj pwm tawm tsam cov coj li no luag lwm haiv thiaj yuav saib taus peb os.
@MaiyiaLao-y3k 2 weeks ago
You guys are truly amazing hmong leaders who thinking about hmong future for all os us not one. We are truly proud to be Hmong this world us no one else spelling except us who are truly original. Please unit together no matter you are green, white, blue, black that is only the colors of our clothes customer nothing to do with our nation so stop divide... We all one Hmong
@cici5833 2 weeks ago
It's an excellent speech by Dr. Suav Yaj. Mainly, the 5 points are the most important that any Hmong person must know to appreciate our Hmong history.
@Ethan6547 9 days ago
Brother, Hmong and Mong refer to the same people. The “H” in Hmong is not pronounced as a separate English “H” sound. The different spellings are connected to our White Hmong (Hmoob) and Green Mong (Moob) linguistic traditions.
To avoid this type of disagreement, I believe the wording should have been inclusive from the beginning by using “Hmong or Mong” rather than choosing one term over the other. That would recognize and respect both communities and make it clear that neither group is being excluded.
At the end of the day, we are one people with a shared history, culture, and future. Whether someone identifies with the spelling Hmong or Mong should not become something that divides us.
As leaders, we should ask ourselves: How can we call ourselves leaders if we cannot work through differences between White Hmong and Green Mong? Leadership is not about proving which side is right. It is about listening, understanding different perspectives, finding common ground, and bringing people together.
Our responsibility as leaders should be to reduce division, not create more of it. We should respect both Hmong and Mong identities and work together to resolve issues that affect our entire community. If something as simple as inclusive wording can prevent unnecessary conflict, then we should be willing to make that change.
We may use different spellings and speak different dialects, but we are one people. Our differences should be respected, while our shared identity should bring us together.
To avoid this type of disagreement, I believe the wording should have been inclusive from the beginning by using “Hmong or Mong” rather than choosing one term over the other. That would recognize and respect both communities and make it clear that neither group is being excluded.
At the end of the day, we are one people with a shared history, culture, and future. Whether someone identifies with the spelling Hmong or Mong should not become something that divides us.
As leaders, we should ask ourselves: How can we call ourselves leaders if we cannot work through differences between White Hmong and Green Mong? Leadership is not about proving which side is right. It is about listening, understanding different perspectives, finding common ground, and bringing people together.
Our responsibility as leaders should be to reduce division, not create more of it. We should respect both Hmong and Mong identities and work together to resolve issues that affect our entire community. If something as simple as inclusive wording can prevent unnecessary conflict, then we should be willing to make that change.
We may use different spellings and speak different dialects, but we are one people. Our differences should be respected, while our shared identity should bring us together.
@gthao036 3 weeks ago
Freedom of speech and association should be applied to both non-profit organizations. If Mong Heritage wants to claim Mong, let them…
@TalkingEducation-gz6zw 13 days ago (edited)
Kuv yog ib tus neeg kawm ntawv tag qib siab, Doctoral level/true scholar. Kuv zoo siab nej cov muab sij hawm los sib qhia. Kuv tsuas xav paub hais tias ua cas peb Hmoob 18 xeen ho tsis koom tes nrog nej os? Kuv nyiam lub tswv yim nej hais heev tsuas yog kuv tsis xav kom peb muaj ntau pab ntau pawg uas zoo li tsis muaj ib pab twg yog Hmoob tiag, represent Hmong tiag tiag. Dr. Soua, please attempt to unify the Hmong people/organizations. I know it is very difficult but I think you should attempt to do so. It seems that Hmong really don't have a real organization.
@YaporLorxiong-pq4rg 3 weeks ago
Yog hmoob tsis muaj teb chaws tsis muaj rules los khoom hmoob tsis muaj hnub koj yuav kho tau hmoob ib zaug os
9 /18 /2026 HNO Press Conference
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