The charity boss at the centre of a royal racism row says she's willing to return to Buckingham Palace to "raise awareness around cultural competency".
Ngozi Fulani, the chief executive of women's refuge Sistah Space, released a statement today days after expressing her shock at being repeatedly asked where she was "really" from by the late Queen's lady-in-waiting, Lady Susan Hussey.
In it she also spoke of the "horrific abuse" she, her team and her family had received on social media after the exchange hit headlines last Wednesday - but added how "heartened" they were by the "huge amount of support" that also existed.
