Race for Equality, Episode 2

from The Documentary Podcast: Archive 2013 Hosted by BBC World Service

Ghana sent just four Paralympians to the 2012 Olympics, none of whom made it to the victory podium. After the difficulties they faced getting there, is there still the will to make it to Rio 2016? Have the athletes helped dispel Ghanaians' negative attitude towards disability?

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