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{"value"=>"<p>Stokes reads profiles on: Pumla Kisosonkole, South Africa-born Ugandan politician and women's rights activist; Damalie Kisosonkole, Nnabagerekka (Queen consort) of the Kingdom of Buganda and Uganda's inaugural First Lady from 1962 to 1966 as the wife of President Mutesa II; Josephine Nambooze, Ugandan physician, public health specialist, academic, and medical researcher; Maria Nyerere, Tanzanian educator and the country's inaugural First Lady from 1964 to 1985 as the wife of President Julius Nyerere; [Miss Mary Ibrahim], of Tanganyika (now Tanzania), founder of a school in an unidentified village in Tanganyika; and Clytie M'Timkulu, Batswana princess, ecumenical leader, and community advocate.</p> <ul class=\"deflist\"> <li class=\"defitem\"> <span class=\"label\">Side A</span><span class=\"item\">Pumla, Damalie, Nambooze, and Nyerere.</span></li> <li class=\"defitem\"> <span class=\"label\">Side B</span><span class=\"item\">Nyerere, continued. Followed by [Miss Mary Ibrahim], and M'Timkulu.</span></li></ul>"}
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