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Purple Dough, Woodside, Queens

Media
storefront of purple dough
Description
Filipino American bakery, Purple Dough, located in Woodside.
Creator
Photograph by John Bahia
Publisher
John Bahia
Date
c. 2025/2026
Rights
Permissions granted via John Bahia
Format
Photograph
Type
Still image

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  • Making Little Manila: Memory, Practice, and the Social Production of Filipino Space in Woodside, Queens Food Labor, Family Survival, and the Rise of the Restaurant Corridor
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