First in this week…
A cross or a crescent, why did it matter?
The blood was always red, it ran the same no matter where they sent her. The victims needed the same things no matter what banner flew over their camps.
Some chose to find offence in the cross, some in the crescent. All either symbolised was their desire to help, regardless of beliefs.
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Sue Vincent is a Yorkshire-born writer and one of the Directors of
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