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Shamsun Nehar Puts Finishing Touches on Wedding Cake

Bangladeshi American Shamsun Nehar wearing a pink hijab with a polka dot dress puts the finishing touches on the three tiered wedding cake she made.

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Entrepreneur Shamsun Nehar, founder of Cakes by Lucky, shows a wedding cake which she created and decorated. Many Bangladeshi American women run their own small businesses.

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07.01.05

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Shamsun Nehar Puts Finishing Touches on Wedding Cake

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2019-02-05

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Detroit, Michigan, United States

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https://www.bengalisofnewyork.com/bangladeshi-women-entrepreneurs-shamsun-nehar-owner-of-cakes-by-lucky/

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Publisher

Bengalis of New York

Date

2019-02-05

Location

Detroit, Michigan, United States

Module

Bangladeshi Americans, Module 1

Type

Image

Format

Photograph

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jpg

URL

https://www.bengalisofnewyork.com/bangladeshi-women-entrepreneurs-shamsun-nehar-owner-of-cakes-by-lucky/

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Bengalis of New York

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7.01.IMG.008

Publisher

Bengalis of New York

Date

2019-02-05

Location

Detroit, Michigan, United States

Module

Bangladeshi Americans, Module 1

Type

Image

Format

Photograph

File Format

jpg

URL

https://www.bengalisofnewyork.com/bangladeshi-women-entrepreneurs-shamsun-nehar-owner-of-cakes-by-lucky/

Source

Bengalis of New York

Licensor

Unknown

MUMI Number

7.01.IMG.008

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