Gasant Abarder, a South African journalist, fearlessly addresses racial disparities in sports despite facing racial abuse. He stands his ground and uses his pen to combat hostility. Abarder’s commitment to his profession and his relentless pursuit of racial bias in sports is commendable and serves as an example to future generations. His experiences emphasize the need to confront racial bias and increase representation in sports, leading the way towards a more inclusive society.
Stellenbosch University, a prestigious institution in South Africa, is facing controversy surrounding the trial of former student Theuns du Toit, who was caught on film desecrating a black fellow student’s study materials and laptop. The university’s Central Disciplinary Committee found Du Toit guilty of racially biased behavior, but he has since escalated the issue to the Western Cape High Court. The upcoming trial will have widespread implications for the university’s commitment to inclusivity and respect.
Endometriosis is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting around one in ten individuals assigned female at birth. This condition causes tissue similar to the uterine lining to grow in other parts of the body, leading to severe pelvic pain, painful periods, pain during sex, infertility, and fatigue. Despite this, those suffering from endometriosis wait eight to 12 years for a diagnosis on average. The diagnosis and treatment of black women with endometriosis, however, are even more challenging.
