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Introduction
Religion and religious activities remain a very vibrant and
important component of Hmong social life in urban America. Many
rituals remain in practices, albeit changes to conform to social,
cultural, and regulative constraints. Here I present Hmong ritual
life in Wisconsin through images of funerary rites, shamanism,
and a ceremony called Tu Sub (pronounced "tu sou")
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Description
Community Profiles: Mapping
the Religious Landscape of Milwaukee, Wisconsin
In mapping the religious demography of
Milwaukee, profiles of various unique religious communities
in the city have been compiled. These profiles, published
as part of the Harvard Pluralism Project's directory of religious
organizations, include information such as history, demographics,
activities, schedules, contact information, links to community
websites when available, and other relevant information. Please
note that this list, organized by religious tradition, is
in no way exhaustive; please check back frequently to find
new profiles that have been posted as part of our ongoing
research.
All research connected with the Milwaukee
Pluralism Project is undertaken in accordance with IRB protocol
for the ethical conduct of research on human subjects. |
