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Malawian Americans are Americans of Malawian descent. According to answers provided to an open-ended question included in the 2000 census, 631 people said that their ancestry or ethnic origin was Malawian.[1]
The Malawian diaspora mainly consists of academics, small business owners, medical professionals, and laborers.[2] Malawian immigrants to the United States rank in the top five in terms of educational attainment, with 83 percent of Malawians having reported at least a high school diploma or above.[3] Malawians live in places like Washington, D. C.[4] and Seattle, Washington.[5]
Malawians in the U.S have organized local associations to promote and preserve the Malawian cultural heritage. The [6] and the Malawi Seattle Association (MSA), which forcuses on, among other things, promoting deep bonds within the community, supporting MSA members and their families during times of "difficulty and strife", and fostering opportunities for social gatherings.[5]
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