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Frances Batty Shand: An unusual activist in Cardiff

One of the more unusual pioneering activists and philanthropists in the history of care for the blind is Frances Batty Shand, the daughter of an emancipated Jamaican slave.

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Jerry Prejean – A Legacy of Leadership, Mentorship, and Community Impact

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Frances Batty Shand: An unusual activist in Cardiff

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