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Shahana K. Hanif and Sharmin Hossain with Organizers

Seven Bangladeshi American female organizers pose wearing saree on a sidewalk in New York, surrounded by brick buildings and parked cars.

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Bangladeshi American organizers in New York, including Huq (far right), alongside NYC Council member Shahana K. Hanif (third from right), and Sharmin Hossain of 18 Million Rising (far left).

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07.04.02

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Shahana K. Hanif and Sharmin Hossain with Organizers

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2018-04-21

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New York City, New York, United States

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2018-04-21

Location

New York City, New York, United States

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Bangladeshi Americans, Module 4

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Photograph

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Chaumtoli Huq

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7.04.IMG.023

Date

2018-04-21

Location

New York City, New York, United States

Module

Bangladeshi Americans, Module 4

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Image

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Photograph

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jpg

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Chapter Author

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Chaumtoli Huq

MUMI Number

7.04.IMG.023

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