Episode 132 - The Birdhouse

It was undeniable, that Eudy Simelane was born to play soccer. From an early age, she gravitated to the sport and by the time she was an adult, was being recognized as one of South Africa's star players.But while Eudy proudly represented her country with her gifted athletic abilities, she eventually decided to dedicate herself to representing a different community. A community in need of a champion, a strong voice against hate crimes in South Africa. A force that would continue, even into her heartbreaking and barbaric murder.How to support:For extra perks including extra content, early release, and ad-free episodes -Go to - PatreonHow to connect:WebsiteInstagramFacebookTwitterContent Consultants:Dr. Christina Forzani Psy.DNicole Engelbrecht - True Crime South Africa PodcastKaren LotterSimone Mathews - Murderous Minors PodcastSpecial Thanks:Dr. Christina Forzani Psy.DResearch & Writing:Ryan DeiningerFeatured Podcast:True Crime South Africa - https://truecrimesouthafrica.com Sources:History WorkshopSAHOAll Gay LongBorgen MagazineThe New HumanitarianLeiden Law BlogThe Science of Hate, Matthew Williams (2021)New York TimesNew York Times #2Remembering Eudy SimelaneCause of Death: WomanTaboo MediaAction AidThe GuardianBlacklooks.orgBBCEudy Simelane LectureGabrielle GoliathHuman Rights WatchTriangle.org.zaMamba OnlineInternational Journal for Equity in HealthMaverick: Extraordinary Women from South Africa’s Past, Lauren Beaukes, Nechama Brodie (2015)Financial TimesAfrica Human Rights Law JournalThe Female Fear FactoryHate Crime StatisticsMore than a nameWeforum.orgCambridge.orguchastings.edu