Explore how the Hmongs & Native Americans platform fosters a safe, supportive, and culturally rich online community for shared heritage.
Building A Strong Community For Hmongs And Native Americans
The Hmongs & Native Americans platform is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, supportive, and safe online community where members can connect, share, and learn about their rich cultures, traditions, and histories. Since its inception, the website has been a testament to the power of unity and the importance of preserving shared heritage.
A Safe And Supportive Environment
Creating a secure space for interaction is paramount. The platform recently introduced an anonymous posting feature, allowing members to share their thoughts and experiences without revealing their name or profile photo. This initiative, launched on June 21, 2023, encourages open dialogue and ensures that all voices can be heard in a protected environment. This commitment to safety also extends to a strict no-tolerance policy for spam, in effect since December 13, 2013, ensuring that discussions remain focused on cultural exchange and learning. Furthermore, the community strongly discourages the use of the platform for dating or hook-ups, as clearly stated on June 19, 2014, reinforcing its purpose as a cultural hub.
Embracing And Sharing Culture
The heart of the Hmongs & Native Americans community lies in the celebration of shared culture. Members are encouraged to post pictures in traditional clothing and regalia, fostering a visual tapestry of shared heritage, as invited on February 9, 2014. The platform serves as a vital space for teaching, learning, and supporting each other's history, culture, and traditions. This spirit of cultural exchange has been a cornerstone since the website's early days, welcoming new and returning members to contribute and invite friends, as encouraged on June 27, 2013.
The Journey Towards Unity
The vision of reuniting Hmongs and Native Americans as "long lost brothers and sisters" has driven the platform since its beginnings in 2012. Early discussions, like those from November 26, 2012, emphasized the importance of members actively participating, posting about their cultures, and engaging in dialogue. The profound similarities between the Hmong and Native American peoples – from their histories of genocide and oppression to their shared indigenous roots and nearly identical cultural practices – are a central theme. As highlighted on November 15, 2012, both groups share a remarkable 99% similarity in culture, traditions, beliefs, family values, and lifestyles. This deep connection underscores the platform's mission to bring these communities together, share knowledge, and collectively stand for freedom and rights, as passionately articulated on January 9, 2013. The journey of discovering and strengthening these connections continues to be a driving force for the community.
Latest News
June 21, 2023 at 6:18 PM - We want to encourage a safe and supportive community in Hmongs & Native Americans. Anonymous posts allow you to post without sharing your name or profile photo to other members. You can try this feature yourself by toggling “Post anonymously” whenever you create a post.
December 11, 2021 at 5:46 PM - November 10, 2022 – All latest news updates will now be posted in admin announcements. Click here for the latest news.
June 19, 2014 at 1:18 AM – Just FYI: This website is NOT the place to be looking for a date/hook-up!! If that is what you’re coming in here to do please REMOVE YOURSELF. There are other websites that are dedicated for that. Thank you!
February 9, 2014 at 8:19 PM – Please post pictures of you, your family and/or friends in traditional clothing/regalia in this photo album. Lets share our wonderful, colorful culture!
January 5, 2014 at 5:41 PM – To anyone who is going to be affected by the deep freezing temperature, for the next 72 hours, people be safe!!! Use common sense & stay warm! * Stay indoors as much as possible and limit your exposure to the cold. * Dress in layers and keep dry. * Check on family, friends, and neighbors who are at risk and may need additional assistance. * Know the symptoms of cold-related health issues such as frostbite and hypothermia and seek medical attention if health conditions are severe. * Bring your pets indoors or ensure they have a warm shelter area with unfrozen water. * Make sure your vehicle has an emergency kit that includes an ice scraper, blanket and flashlight – and keep the fuel tank above half full. * If you’re homeless or know someone who is homeless and in need of shelter, you can call 211 for assistance.
December 13, 2013 at 4:33 PM – The Hmongs & Native Americans website will not tolerate any SPAM. So please refrain from doing so. Spamming will get you deleted from the website. We are here to learn & teach of our cultures, traditions and histories. Thank you!
June 27, 2013 at 9:09 PM – Just want to say WELCOME to all the new & returning people. Please feel free to contribute to the website & invite your friends. We are all here to teach, learn, share & support each others history, culture & traditions. As always be friendly & respect each other.
March 30, 2013 at 1:00 PM – If you are not convinced by now that the Hmong, Native Americans and the people of South America are the same people… then i got a symbol of all time that you WOULD NOT EVEN HAD IMAGINE THAT THEY USE. The time is coming to start telling more people about the website and spreading the word. History is about to be broken open with the Hmong, Native Americans and the people of South America. Stay tuned… – TruthSeekers.
February 23, 2013 at 2:26 AM – What’s up everyone!! If you want you can add the Hmongs & Native Americans profile page to your friends. www.facebook.com.
January 9, 2013 at 10:46 PM – We as both communities have to talk and work our own way to the top or truth. We as both communities and as a people need to stand up for our freedom and rights. All you have to do is research the “Hmong and Native Americans” and you will see how many people been talking and how people in Wisconsin have been trying to bring the Hmong & Native American together. So let us all do our part in helping what our Elders (Hmong & Native Americans) are doing in Wisconsin and eventually throughout the world. This is the beginning of revolution. – TruthSeekers Iaskquestions.
December 13, 2012 at 6:17 PM – Wow, I see a lot of new people in this website. WELCOME everyone!! I can’t wait to hear some of your culture & traditions.
November 26, 2012 at 2:29 PM – Thanks to all for what participation you have done in the website. I have been working on my personal files in regard to the Hmongs & Native Americans, putting together new connections. This stuff do take time. But i ask that all keep supporting the website by posting different things about your culture and allow the other party to give feed back. In other words, let’s make a discussion. If you come across any good or new info, please feel free to share. Also, feel free to tell more people about the website, the more the better. Let us grow the community and reunite the Hmongs & Native Americans. Thanks. – TruthSeekers Iaskquestions.
November 16, 2012 at 6:54 PM – I would like to thank everybody for being part of Hmongs & Native Americans. A website to reunite the Hmongs & Native Americans back as long lost brothers and sisters. Always feel free to post your cultures and traditions for we are all one. Thanks for the support to all. Please feel free to tell anyone of your friends about this website. – TruthSeekers Iaskquestions.
November 15, 2012 at 7:44 PM – Please feel free to tell anyone of your friends about this website.
November 15, 2012 at 7:31 PM – **PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL OF OTHERS**. The Hmongs & Native Americans are one in the same, just from different lands. A place where the Hmongs & Native Americans can come together to share their culture, traditions, beliefs, family values and life styles. Despite the fact that both these groups of people came from different lands, 99% of their culture, traditions, beliefs, family values and life styles are the same. They even share the same histories; genocide, being conquered and oppressed, called barbarians and savages and they are both indigenous peoples. **PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL OF OTHERS**.
November 15, 2012 at 7:25 PM – The Hmongs & Native Americans are one in the same, just from different lands. A place where the Hmongs & Native Americans can come together to share their culture, traditions, beliefs, family values and life styles. Despite the fact that both these groups of people came from different lands, 99% of their culture, traditions, beliefs, family values and life styles are the same. They even share the same histories; genocide, being conquered and oppressed, called barbarians and savages and they are both indigenous peoples.
