1ºDeanna Jackson, I will rest knowing that the word "delusional" definitely do not mean the same thing to you, much like the word "oppresion" or "racism" are simply meaningless, when used by those who believe in the hierarchy of stale grievances. People who buy into that, like you, use it to silence anyone who disagree with you.
It's really easy to find the segment where she specifically talked about Mandela. I come from South Africa. She couldn't begin to imagine what really oppression or racism looks like. Let me tell you that over there, there is no such thing as micro-aggression nonsense. I assure you that what you will find is what a comedian described as "top of the range racism".
She doesn't know what real hard-core racism is.
2ºTerrek Moore Sola No! Didn’t even suspect that she was biracial until the media, American media, was bursting at the seams with joy, claiming she was a black woman. Despite her not looking black at all. Her father is white and her mother is clearly mixed with white herself. Archie looks whiter than Harry. She apparently has lived with her dad for most of her life and raised as a white girl and portrayed herself as such until she got together with Harry and being leftists, which obsesses over race 24/7, decided that it may be in her best interests for the left’s agenda to start identifying as a black woman.
3ºBritish history is one that fascinated me. They were always ahead of other European nations, why?The RF listens to the plebiscite. They always make all the necessary reforms and start implementing them hence the revolutions never swept them away. So the RF remained relevant. Ffw to this digital age, things have changed, the narratives of yesteryears are being questioned. The RF must come to that realisation. You can't keep playing by the same rules and expect a different result. Change is already at your doorstep, it started with Diana, we are seeing a bigger fire fromM&H. Ostracising them, branding them evil, insulting them will not solve the issue on ground. It is time to face the truth and deal with the reality on ground. Meanwhile, there is a group of people who wants the monarchy to end. This is the reality on the ground. The tabloids are using the stories to sell their papers. It is time for reconciliation, forgiveness and healing. It is time for all parties to sheath their swords. Failure to do that, the outcome will not be pleasant.
4ºAnnie Forbes BREAKING NEWS: Racism exists everywhere ESPECIALLY in the US!! And as for the N word, that’s rarely used in the UK (the Brits are more subtle), so unless she provides proof of it being used by the media, I will just assume she’s making it up for dramatic effect-a bit like the Oprah interview. And don’t for one second think I’m defending racial attitudes in the UK which has seen a rise in xenophobia due to the dirty Brexit campaign, but this is true of pre- Trump and post Trump America and many other countries around the world where there’s a swing to the right. I just don’t like lies.
5ºLauren Atkinson When BIPOC(especially WOC) talk about our experiences with racial bias we aren't "doing it for attention", we do it to expose the casual racism/bias of others. We already know we're going to be gaslit, but the need to expose racism often supercedes that.
Not to mention how Meghan was vilified for just existing as a biracial American woman that dated and then married a royal. She is unequivocally blamed for everything as if Harry isn't his own person who has VERY good reasons of his own to protect his family and expose the hypocrisy of the monarchy. Since Google is still free, go research and compare how the UK press covered Meghan and how they covered Kate.
Lol, at how you "don't know her from Adam, and honestly could care less" yet here you are commenting about her.
Me thinks thy doth *owned* thyself.
(Thanks for proving my point, btw.)
6ºIrene Nicolopoulos Rally or maybe more people fake tolerance because of tougher laws? Whatever the case, I categorically disagree with your comment as the white wife of a Ugandan man and mother of biracial children. Not only is the entire visa system systemically racist - it is so much harder for my husband to obtain a visa than my friend’s white American partner - if you move outside of UK cities and into the more remote parts of the country it can be very uncomfortable. We camp in the South West a lot but the looks/treatment we get as a family is really quite shocking at times. Also, my daughter was recently bullied at school for how her hair looks, and my husband was told to shave his dreadlocks by his tiling tutor - both those things happened in London itself! So I’m not sure racially minoritised individuals/groups (or their whites friends/family) would agree with you at all to be honest.
7ºDeanna Jackson While I think racism played and plays a big part in how Meghan is treated and perceived - especially in the british tabloids - I also believe that the fact she is from Northamerica and has no f* idea of the monarchy and some twisted Disney fantasies about them also was big part of the problem. She committed many mistakes and her behavior in England was clueless at best, lack of respect at worst. And the fact she continues to search the limelight after doing the Oprah thing isn't well perceived either. Of course it is her right to do so but it only makes her image here in Europe worse, where privaty amongst royals is held very high.
Americans don't match with royalty- just remember Wallis Simpson...
8ºCindy L. Godet That is not true! The majority of the world didn’t even know who she was before getting engaged to Harry and had never heard of the Canadian soap opera she played in! And we didn’t know she was biracial until the media, I mean our American media, started going on and on about Harry marrying an alleged black woman who nobody would know cause she doesn’t look black at all! Maybe Latino? And Archie turned out whiter than Harry. I even got up extra early to watch their wedding and hoped the best for them. Then came the complaints, claims of being treated poorly, claims of racism against her and going on Oprah and spewing hateful lies! Her actions caused us to have more than enough just cause to dislike her. Race not being anywhere on that list. But believe whatever you want to believe. Doesn’t change the truth and God knows the truth.
9ºRoyal family hold her hand give her biggest wedding from those expenses and even ppl loved her until she started all these dramas Kate Middleton also face many backlash and she stay strong and prove your actions speak and represent you..
She is become suddenly black as she want get support from black community she married two white men and had all white friends
And one interview she said she face racism from young age she don't which box tick her name etc....
This women is liar ... it is like she born only after she met Harry feel sorry for poor Harry
10ºFunny how haters can’t stay away from the people they hate. It’s an obsession to follow her and scrutinize everything she says because she’s not “one of you”. None of us walk in her shoes. She’s the scapegoat because people can’t be mad at Harry, Will or any other Royal’s behavior. Blaming Megan for the demise and sanctity of the Royal family, yet Diana complained and she’s the people’s Princess. Give me a break. Megan has no control over Royal behavior or life but she can call it out when it’s unfair and inappropriate. Why don’t you really confess your issue. She’s black and American and in the highest held white British society. Cultural bigots and snobs. Keep showing us who you really are.