How to pronounce “zimb” in English

Zimbabwe.

Zimbardo, directly, I felt that everyone else, it would do a disservice if I was trying to cast someone that looked like this person.

The Zimbabwean government at the time was giving scholarships to students regardless of gender?

Any Zimbabweans here? No?

in Zimbabwe, but this looks interesting." And then suddenly, you're reading Zimbabwe--accidental encounters with information, serendipity.

in Zimbabwe. We are seeing rape now being used more and more as a tool of oppression and control and war, and I think as countries get poorer and poorer and have fewer resources to fight wars

so Philip Zimbardo has also spoken at length about evil and that all of us are capable of it in the right circumstances, but he also

You also lived in Zimbabwe as a child.

I did live in Zimbabwe, yeah.

I was born in Zimbabwe, which is always my go to.

The fact that Zimbabwean diamonds were not considered conflict diamonds is a huge gaping hole in that process.

I'm a Zimbabwean-American. I am an African woman, and I was outraged.

One was from Zimbabwe and hadn't worn shoes until she was like 10 or something.

If I was the Zimbardo character, wouldn't I have ended it sooner?

You may remember Zimbabwe had a little incident lasted about a year and a half with inflation.

The government official in Zimbabwe responsible for doing that was awarded an Ig Nobel Prize.

Stanford psychologist Philip Zimbardo studied this effect and demonstrated this phenomenon through his research.

They asked Doctor Zimbardo, what do you attribute that big jump?

Here we have Zimbabwe.

We cross Zimbabwe's border

So I grew up in Zimbabwe.

There are some people from Zimbabwe here who are giving you shout-outs.

And so anyway we lived in Zimbabwe.

When my best friend was living in Zimbabwe, a guy she was dating visited San Francisco.

Little Stanley Milgram and little Phil Zimbardo sat side by side in James Monroe High School in the Bronx in 1949, 1950.

They give the single mother in Zimbabwe $1,000.

And let's talk about Ian Smith and Zimbabwe.

Because he was very adamant about the supremacy of whiteness in Zimbabwe.

And they got married and came back to Zimbabwe.

So my family was kind of forcefully kicked out of Zimbabwe in 2002, during the political unrest.

He's like won this big film festival in Zimbabwe two years ago.

And I can hangout with people who live in Zimbabwe who I would never meet otherwise.

And so when Morgan and I were in Zimbabwe making this film-- and by the way, Paramount Pictures sent me and my producing partner there

Ghana. Zimbabwe. You already said.

And he published a book to explain to the public in Zimbabwe and the rest of the world why he was doing this.

anywhere today where do you think it is sorryim Zimbabwe no it's actually

is what the fat one of the founders Dr zimbardo attributed to guess what technology

who live in them whether it's Somalia Zimbabwe places like that but also potentially for us and clearly that's a

And so, that was the struggle that Black Zimbabweans had to fight back against.

while other African countries were enjoying independence-- in Smith's grip remain strong on Zimbabwe well into the '70s

meant. And when you're a kid from Zimbabwe running around in safari shorts, you don't ever think you're going to end up in television, that's for sure.

I'm recently using a Chinese company to partner up with the government in Zimbabwe to help with facial recognition for use of government purposes.

President Mugabe, who's been President of Zimbabwe since 1980, you might know he's a very successful politician.

But while I felt we were representing Dr. Zimbardo directly and his wife, Dr. Christina Maslach, or Christina

What are you trying to tell me I can't speak Serbian and Zimbabwean?

And here we are talking about the people who are still in Zimbabwe, because a quarter has already left the country because it's so miserable.

South Africa has lost rhinos; Zimbabwe's lost rhinos; Kenya's lost rhinos; Namibia zero.

which depicts people all around the world, from Austria to Zimbabwe is their tagline-- emphasis on Zimbabwe and the majority world, which is fantastic because the face of the movement

during the '60s and '70s who looked at the depth that Ian Smith was willing to go to maintain white rule over Zimbabwe, what was then called Rhodesia.