Background: Intellectual disability is more common in low-and middle-income countries than
in high-income countries. Stigma and discrimination have contributed to barriers to people …

This article examines the durability of racial science in the field of anatomy at one of South
Africa's oldest universities and its resonance with race essentialist research in other national …

Migration is an increasingly common feature of life globally. This article discusses visits in
South African transnational families of diverse origins, exploring the importance and …

Thanks to intense prohibition and regulation of access to higher education during apartheid,
a significant number of teachers from historically marginalised groups did not necessarily …

Abstract Background South Africa is a very diverse middle-income country, still deeply
divided by the legacy of its colonial and apartheid past. As part of a larger study, this article …

Culturally appropriate spiritual care is increasingly recognised as a crucial component of
spiritual care. As part of a larger study, we were interested in cultural and racial issues as …

Transracial adoption (TRA) has been practised and researched in wealthy industrialized
countries for decades, but there is limited literature about this practice in low-and middle …

Minimal Group Paradigm (MGP) research suggests that recategorization with an arbitrarily
defined group may be sufficient to override empathy biases among salient social categories …

Background Historically, the profession of physiotherapy in South Africa has closely aligned
itself with our former colonial master, the United Kingdom. Whilst efforts have been made in …

Having received renewed intensity from student movements across the South African higher
education landscape, decolonisation, as an intellectual project, remains a popular …