Now Available – Place Your Order Today: Indiebound | Amazon | Facebook | Twitter In the final years of the nineteenth century, small groups of Muslim peddlers arrived at Ellis Island every summer, bags heavy ...
Preview of In Search of Bengali Harlem, a documentary feature film currently in production, with start-up support from the Paul Robeson Fund for Independent Media and fiscal sponsorship from The Independent Feature Project. DONATE: We ...
DONATE to the “Dishwasher Dreams” production fund at Fractured Atlas In his one-man show “Dishwasher Dreams,” actor and writer Aladdin Ullah draws on the story of his father, Habib (pictured in the suit and fedora ...
This website is part of an ongoing project by filmmaker and scholar Vivek Bald using different media – web, print, and video – to document the histories of two little-known groups of early South Asian ...
A guest post from S. Nadia Hussain, about the recent loss of her great uncle, Masud Chowdhury, one of the early members of New York’s Bengali community, who came to the city in 1946. Reposted ...
A guest post from Fatima Shaik, a New Orleans writer whose grandfather Shaik Mohamed Musa was one of the group of “Oriental goods” traders who came from Hooghly, West Bengal to the U.S. South in ...
Performances of “Dishwasher Dreams” in Chicago in February. Book, performance, and film events in New Orleans and New York in March, and a special event at the Schomburg Center in Harlem in April featuring a ...
A sampling of recent articles about the book Bengali Harlem and the Lost Histories of South Asian America, from Firstpost ‘s Sandip Roy, In These Times’ Fatima Shaik, The Margins’ Naeem Mohaemen, CNN.com’s Moni Basu, ...
Bay Area folks: Fri 5/17 screening reading discussion of Bengali Harlem & Mutiny @3rdifilms http://t.co/CzaXyN25D5 cc: @anirvan @vivalanadia
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