Mia Le Roux received some words of encouragement from the Disabled People South Africa (DPSA) after her withdrawal from the Miss Universe pageant.
Source: InstagramThe DPSA is a non-profit and democratic cross-disability organisation that advocates for the rights and attainment of equal opportunity for disabled individuals., the national chairperson, Patrick Mahlakoane, acknowledged Mia's decision to leave Miss Universe and her strides as the first deaf Miss South Africa:
"We commend her for putting her well-being above all else and acknowledge the immense pressure that comes with representing a nation on the global stage. "Her tireless advocacy has inspired a nation, challenged stereotypes, and paved the way for future generations of individuals with disabilities to participate in mainstream platforms.""I am so proud of you. We are honoured to have you as our Miss South Africa. Here you are, already making such a huge difference!""You’re amazing, Mia. Thank you for sharing this. We love you, and we’re so proud of you.
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