South African Virginity Grant
Students
Protestors
Scholarship-receivers
Government
Activists
Scholarship Programme
Mayor
Opinion: they want an affordable college education
Gain: the government actually listening and giving scholarships and grants based on academic performance, and more of them
Lose: the ability to attend college based on increase in tuition prices with no ways to pay for them
Lose: their scholarship that they got for remaining abstinent
Opinion: they got the grant so they should be able to keep it
Gain: they can afford to go to college if they are able to keep their scholarship
Lose: their credibility as an academic funding programme
Opinion: they want the grant to remain in effect as it will help keep HIV/AIDS rates down
Gain: more students attending school because they can afford it now with their grant
Gain: credibility as a leader in the municipality
Lose: credibility as a leader in her municipality
Opinion: wants her grant to remain in effect as it will help girls stay academically focused
Opinion: believes that grant should be abolished since there's no correlation between a person's sex life and their education
Gain: a new community understanding of women defining themselves as their own person with their own rights to their own body
Lose: The awareness needed to retract outdated gender stereotypes
Bias: They're the ones who applied and received the questionable grant in the first place
Bias: they are jealous of the students who received the grant while they can't afford to go to school
Bias: they're the ones who created the grant in the first place
Bias: initially proposed the controversial grant to the scholarship programme
Bias: most activists come from various gender justice activist groups