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Tiffany Bui

(She/they)
Minneapolis
As seen in: City Cast Twin Cities, U.S. News and World Report, The Minnesota Star Tribune, Pioneer Press, WJXT-TV (Jacksonville, FL), MPR News (Saint Paul, MN), The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead, MinnPost, Roanoke Times, Bryan-College Station Eagle, Duluth News Tribune and
she/they ☞ current: producer @LemonadaMedia ☞ previous: @marketplace, @reckoningmn, @mndailynews, @mprnews, @npr, @minnpost.

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Reporter and podcast producer based in the Twin Cities, MN. Focus on culture, community and social justice.

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Tiffany Bui, DMD – Top-Rated Dentistry Shaping Smiles in Palo Alto - IssueWire

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By Tiffany Bui
| IssueWire
Palo Alto, California Sep 8, 2025 (Issuewire.com)  - Tiffany Bui, DMD is proud to be recognized as a leading name in dental care, known for her commitment to excellence, precision, and compassionate service. With a focus on top-rated dentistry shaping smiles in Palo Alto, Dr. Bui has built a trusted reputation for helping patients achieve healthy, radiant smiles through a blend of advanced technology and personalized care.
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$50K grants for Black people in Minnesota, Dakotas

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By Tiffany Bui
| Sahan Journal Verified
The nonprofit Nexus Community Partners plans to distribute $50,000 grants to at least 800 Black residents in Minnesota, North Dakota or South Dakota through 2031. The Open Road Fund, which totals $50 million, aims to build back wealth for descendants of the Atlantic Slave Trade. Applications for the Open Road Fund are open until July 28. “Throughout our history, Black communities have always worked collectively.
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St. Paul park project divides Hmong speakers over dialect choice

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By Tiffany Bui
| Sahan Journal Verified
A single word inscribed in stone at St. Paul’s Changsha China Friendship Garden is rekindling a decades-old debate within the Hmong community. At issue is the city’s use of “Moob” from one of the culture’s dialects to identify the Hmong community instead of “Hmoob” from a different dialect. The commonly seen spelling, “Hmong,” is a version mostly used by English speakers.
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