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The Vietnam War tore her family apart. She's bringing people together
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Philippa Hughes attends "Looking For America," a series of dinners and art exhibitions, at the El Paso Museum of History in 2025. Adam Ruben/Philippa Hughes hide caption
toggle caption Adam Ruben/Philippa HughesPhilippa Hughes' life has the makings of an epic novel that would span international romance, divorce, an abduction, art and politics. It's a life that has driven her to constantly look for ways to bring people together. Even better if those people don't see eye to eye.
"I spent most of my formative years not having any friends or real family around,"said Hughes. "And so it totally makes sense that I would spend my entire adult life creating connection, creating community, and I absolutely want to create those experiences for other people. But also, I realize it's for me."
Philippa Hughes with her mother and brother. Philippa Hughes hide caption
toggle caption Philippa HughesHughes moved around a lot as a child. She was born in the Philippines, spent time in Vietnam, moved to the U.S., and ultimately grew up in Richmond, Va. As the daughter of a Vietnamese mother and a white American father, she believes the Vietnam War had a profound impact on her life, even though she was only 6 years old when it ended 50 years ago this month.