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|t Inclusion and relevance in natural history museums /
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|t Re-exhibiting Africa at the Penn Museum: an interview with Penn Museum curator Tukufu Zuberi /
|r Monique Scott --
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|t Science, Islam, and critical thinking: lessons for Museums /
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|t Museum mantras, teachings from Indian country: posterity is now; failure is an option, and repatriation is a foundation for research /
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|t Ensuring our people have a place that feels like home /
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|t Promoting responsible citizenship in science museums through student curated exhibits /
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