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There were dogs providing comfort. some folks were sitting on the grass petting those animals. >> so there's a lot of comfort dogs that have been here, eight of them, golden retrievers, they're with the lutheran church char charities. i talked to one of their leaders and crisis responders. the story she gave me about what these dogs are doing for these children, it brings you to tears. these kids who haven't smiled in days. they are now talking to an animal. they don't want to talk to a human but they're talking to an animal, they're hugging it and they feel so much better. >> reporter: ella, ...

Breathe. and it's just so nice to see people coming from near and far, providing their support. >> we saw the worst of humanity with the shooting and now we're seeing the best of humanity, all these people coming together to help and to give hope. adrienne and ella, thank you both. if you would like to help people coping with the aftermath of the xo shooting, go to cnn.com/aftermath. shootings happen in the u.s. over and over again. cnn's tom foreman says that's not the case in other countries. >> reporter: the nation was shocked last summer. it's had some of the world's toughest gun laws si...

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The people that it were brown in colour. - they were a mixture of arabs and jews. l the europeans, they were going there to civilise africans who were in darkness, who had no history, so if they accepted that some of these africans had these wonderful civilisations, the reasoning would fall apart. on april the 18th 1980, zimbabwe became independent. it was a great moment for us. history became important. we were going to find a new identity by going into the past. i was the first black director of national museums, i was supposed to use my abilities as a writer to write a new manual for the gr...

We felt in some ways deprived of what belonged to us, that we belonged to a great people, but we are oppressed by the colonial regime. reporter: when europeans first saw great zimbabwe in the 1890s, - they could not believe that so imposing a structure could have been built by the ancestors of the africans they found living there. zimbabwe was not built i by either blacks or whites. the people who built it were semitic. - they were brown in colour— and were evidently a people who were a mixture of arabs and jews. the europeans, they were going there to civilise africans who were in darkness,...