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Mitu as a young woman

Media
young woman in a red sari
Description
A photograph of Mitu as a young woman.
Creator
Mitu family photos
Date
Date unknown
Rights
Permissions granted via Mitu
Format
Photograph
Type
Still image

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  • From Bangladesh to Brooklyn: Mapping the Narratives of Immigrant Women Mitu: Across Borders, Across Time
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