After the fall of Saigon in 1975 and the end of Vietnam War, thousands of refugees flooded from the small Asian nation to every corner of the United States – including Greater Cleveland. Today, those immigrants and their children form a vibrant piece of our region’s cultural quilt. Ideastream’s Rick Jackson looks at how they have adapted to their new home -- and how old divisions from Vietnam still remain.
Forced From Home by War, Vietnamese Enrich Cleveland’s Culture
