The earth shook in January 2002 when Mee Moua won a special election to win the East St. Paul District 67 State Senate seat, joining State Sen. Satveer Chaudhary as the second Asian American, and ...
No one could accuse Mee Moua of lacking political courage. This spring, just weeks after the Democrat won a special election to the Minnesota Senate, she jumped feet-first into an emotional debate ...
Former State Senator Mee Moua is set to become the president and executive director the Asian American Justice Center, of one of the nation’s premier civil rights organizations. AAJC announced this ...
State Sen. Mee Moua is experiencing the housing crisis first-hand. A fascinating story in the Pioneer Press today reports how Moua and her family had been living in a large St. Paul house with her ...
As a policymaker, state Sen. Mee Moua schooled herself on the home foreclosure crisis that swept Minnesota and the nation. As a resident, wife, mother and daughter, she’s been living it for some time.
In a special state Senate election held in January of 2002, Mee Moua became the first Asian woman chosen to serve in the Minnesota Legislature and the first Hmong American elected to any state ...
To the cheers of several hundred exuberant supporters in a crowed St. Paul motel meeting room, Mee Moua late Tuesday thanked everyone — voters, her family, East Siders, everyone — for helping her ...
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Create an account or log in to save stories. Sen. Mee Moua, DFL-St. Paul, made history when she became the first elected Hmong-American legislator in the country in 2002. In her interview with Cathy ...
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