Dai Thao

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  • Dai Thao remembers Marny Xiong

    Morning Edition’s Cathy Wurzer talks with Dai Thao, who remembers Marny Xiong, St. Paul school board chair, who died of COVID-19 at the age of 31. She was a champion for racial justice and equity.

    Jun. 8, 20205 min
  • Dai Thao, city council member and a former Hmong refugee, runs for mayor

    MPR’s Tim Nelson takes a look at Dai Thao, a St. Paul city council member and a former Hmong refugee, who is running for mayor. Thao shares his personal history and political platform.

    Oct. 27, 20172 min
  • Dai Thao is St. Paul City Council’s first Hmong American

    MPR’s Curtis Gilbert reports on St. Paul electing its first Hmong American city council member. Dai Thao is an information technology specialist who’s never run for office before. He won a special election against six other candidates after the ranked-choice vote count took place.

    Nov. 12, 2013
  • Hmong leaders call for help with violence prevention

    MPR’s Julie Siple reports that a group of Hmong leaders in the Twin Cities say more needs to be done to prevent violence within their community. A meeting at the Hmong Village in St. Paul came after several recent deadly cases, including a domestic dispute that left three people dead.

    Apr. 3, 2013
  • Rally on behalf of Fong Lee's family as settlement talks begin

    Brandt Williams reports on nearly 200, mostly Hmong people, demonstrating in front of the U.S. courthouse in downtown St. Paul. They came to rally support for the family of Fong Lee, who was shot and killed by a Minneapolis police officer in 2006.

    May. 11, 2009

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Dai Thao