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Home Stories‘Understand history because it repeats itself’: director of Qatar’s slavery museum on racism
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25 June 2020

‘Understand history because it repeats itself’: director of Qatar’s slavery museum on racism

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‘Understand history because it repeats itself’: director of Qatar’s slavery museum on racism

Bin Jelmood House, one of the four historic houses turned into exhibition spaces by Msheireb Museums.

Msheireb Museums’ Bin Jelmood House sheds light on the Indian Ocean world’s past involvement with slavery, and as global protests against racism continue, raising awareness about such events from history has become more vital

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