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   <title>Saturday, March 26, 2016: Museum of Human Sciences</title>
   <author>Dr. Richard Johnson </author>
   <email>whoward@harpercollege.edu</email>
   <description>The Museum of Human Sciences is the former Queen Victoria Museum, which was dedicated when Zimbabwe was the British Colony of Southern Rhodesia in 1962, according to a bronze plate installed at the front of the building. It is a natural history museum with the first exhibit telling the story of Charwe, a Shona woman who played an instrumental in the fight against colonialism during the First Chimurenga, 1896-7.</description>
   <pubDate>Sat, 26 Mar 2016 16:05:06 -08:00</pubDate>
   <tags>worlding</tags>
   <externaltags>culture, education, ethnography, zimbabwe, study abroad, africa, museum, colonialism, art</externaltags>
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            alt="Small, brown museum building with sign that reads Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences"/>
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