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Mary Seacole: a legacy of inclusion for future generations

A controversial but successful appeal paid for a memorial statue of Crimean war heroine Mary Seacole in London. Now a charitable trust in her name is working for a more inclusive society.
Posted 11 September 2017 - 08:54
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