Anne Wafula speaks about equality and inclusion in women's sport.

Anne Wafula, a Kenyan-born Paralympian athlete who competes in wheelchair racing, was one of the panelists for this episode. Anne spoke boldly about her experiences with discrimination and inequality as a woman in sport, and urged people to recognize that racism exists not just at an individual level but also within sporting organizations.

She emphasized the importance of creating a safe and inclusive environment for all athletes, regardless of their gender or racial background. Anne also shared her insights on how to make lasting change in the world of sport by educating people about diversity and intersectionality, supporting female-led initiatives, and calling out racism whenever it is seen.

Her powerful message serves as an inspiration to those working towards creating a more equitable world in sports. Anne’s story shows us that even when faced with inequality, it is possible to make an impact and fight for justice. We can all take something away from Anne’s experience and use her words to create meaningful change in the world of sport.

Anne Wafula continues to be a leader in the fight for racial inclusion and equality in sport. She is a powerful voice for marginalized communities, inspiring us to take action and create an environment of respect and acceptance in sport.

Anne’s story demonstrates that it’s never too late to start making a difference - no matter how small or large - towards achieving true equality and inclusion in women’s sport. Anne Wafula’s words and actions serve as a reminder that together, we can create an equitable future for everyone. It’s time to listen to Anne’s story and take real steps towards creating a level playing field for all athletes in the world of sport.