Published 1 year ago

Ngozi Fulani: Lady Susan Hussey's race comments were abuse, says charity boss

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A black British charity boss who was repeatedly asked where she was "really" from at a royal reception has told the BBC the encounter was "abuse".

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Times of India

Ngozi Fulani: British charity boss claims that Lady Susan Hussey's remarks on race were offensive

Ngozi Fulani called her conversation with Prince William's godmother "an interrogation" after Lady Susan questioned Fulani about her background on Tuesday at Buckingham Palace.

1 year ago·India

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BBC News

Palace race incident was abuse, says charity boss

Ngozi Fulani tells the BBC her encounter with Lady Susan Hussey was like an "interrogation".

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

Ngozi Fulani says racism she experienced from Lady Hussey was ‘abuse’

The charity boss claims she has not been contacted by Buckingham Palace about the incident

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Express

Lady Susan Hussey offers to personally meet Ngozi Fulani

Ngozi Fulani said she experienced abuse when Queen Elizabeth II's lady-in-waiting asked her where she 'really' is from.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Late Queen's Lady-in-waiting offers to meet Black campaigner in racism row

Lady Susan Hussey, who resigned yesterday as an honorary member of the royal household, now reportedly wishes to meet Ngozi Fulani in person so she can apologise to her directly

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

Charity boss Ngozi Fulani says she felt abused and 'trapped' during Buckingham Palace exchange with Lady Susan Hussey

Ngozi Fulani describes the exchange as a "violation" during which she felt "trapped". She tells Sky News: "I was the victim if you will, of an offence, of racism. When this happens, and it's so direct, and in a space like that, I kind of felt trapped in that space."

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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