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Metro Detroit Food Businesses Adapt to Ramadan Traditions During Pandemic
How women in Detroit’s Bangladeshi communities cope with mental health stigma — and fight it
Engineer, cake artist pays homage to Bangladeshi roots
Turnout for pop-up Bangladeshi consulate fuels calls for a permanent office
Embassy of Bangladesh Brings Essential Consular Services To The Community
These Metro Detroit sisters didn’t see businesses that catered to them, so they built their own
Bengali Ballots in Hamtramck: what’s at stake for Bengali voters during the election?
They do weddings for multicultural brides. COVID-19 is disrupting their plans.
Mosques go virtual during a COVID-19 Ramadan
Metro Detroit’s Halal Restaurants Adjust to Ramadan Service in a Pandemic
Amid COVID-19 pandemic, Detroit Bangladeshis, leaders combat misinformation in immigrant communities
A Bengali Refugee Makes a New Home at Detroit’s Best Chocolate Company
Detroit’s Bangladeshi Restaurants Sell Thousands of Iftar Boxes During Ramadan
The Halal Restaurant Helping Build Community in Suburban Detroit
Ramadan in Detroit: The Bangladeshi American fasting experience
Through The Craft of Cakes, a New Way To Bangladeshi Identity
A Food Crawl Through Banglatown on the Detroit-Hamtramck Border
Hamtramck Public Schools Alumna Lands Job at NASA
A Conversation with Summi Akther, Director of ICNA Relief Michigan
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