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OPINION | Teaching and learning spaces must lead way in advancing queer equity - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Teaching and learning spaces must lead way in advancing queer equity

SA is heralded as a liberal country that is accepting of gender and sexual diversity, yet queer students in teaching and learning spaces experience victimisation and bullying because of their identity. Without doubt, in every teaching and learning environment, there will be students who are (or may be) queer, or know people who identify themselves as such.

This Body Works For Me cast believe show will help them realise their dreams - Vimarsana News

This Body Works For Me cast believe show will help them realise their dreams

Reality TV show This Body Works For Me returns for a second season despite being met with mixed reviews over its unflinching depiction of the adult entertainment industry.

The Chilling Combination of Power and Thuggery - Vimarsana News

The Chilling Combination of Power and Thuggery

Leadership requires top level maturity to ensure that those entrusted with power wield it for the greater good.

South Africa working hard to lawfully decriminalise sex work - Vimarsana News

South Africa working hard to lawfully decriminalise sex work

South Africa working hard to implement new laws that will decriminalise sex work in effort to protect the human rights of sex workers.

An interview with Harvard anthropology professor John Comaroff—Part one - Vimarsana News

An interview with Harvard anthropology professor John Comaroff—Part one

We spoke recently to South African-born John Comaroff, the Hugh K. Foster professor of African and African-American studies and of anthropology, and Oppenheimer research fellow in African studies, Harvard University.

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