US Edition'It's part of who I am': Richmond's large Cambodian community is learning to embrace its heritage
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'It's part of who I am': Richmond's large Cambodian community is learning to embrace its heritage
Many Cambodian refugees felt the need to hide and assimilate when they arrived in Richmond more than 40 years ago. Fleeing a genocide that nearly destroyed their culture, they almost lost a part of themselves to survive.Now, representing one of the largest Cambodian communities in Virginia, they and their children are showing pride in their dual Khmer-American identity. Still weaving themselves into the fabric of America, many of the area’s Camb…
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