‘Megxit’ has been the talk of the globe this week and much has been said about the dawn of a yet-to-be negotiated life for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their demand to become the ‘Claytons royals’ – the royals you get when they don’t want to be royals.
Of course, it’s all been about bullying and racism… blah, blah, blah! The usual self-appointed spokespersons for discriminated-against, disadvantaged, racist-targetted women of colour — always of the privileged variety themselves a la Afua Hirsch in the New York Times –- have been out in force spreading more of their white privilege gospel.
The narrative has also concentrated on Meghan as a strong, independent woman...
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