Divorce was long taboo for Vietnamese immigrants. After years in the U.S., they're accepting it more
For years, Mimi Ho endured a long list of demands from an insistent husband and a coterie of in-laws and assorted aunts and uncles.
The Vietnamese immigrant, a nanny who also sells clothes to make a living, felt she was living not in a marriage, but a state of servitude.
“It was do this, do that,...