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But the huge, flashing neon issue here is that of the two people on that couch talking about why Black History Month matters, one is a bi-racial woman and the other once saw fit to dress up as a Nazi for a party.
Oh, and just happens to be a member of an institution that for many symbolises centuries of racial oppression. The point of contention here is that over the course of the last six months, as Harry has spoken out more regularly about social justice and systemic racism, that he has never, ever explicitly addressed his own past. However, what it does mean is acknowledging your privilege. No matter how steep a learning curve he might have gone on since when he wore a swastika armband for a fancy dress party, he can never truly know what it is like to walk into a room and not be a straight, Anglo-Saxon millionaire.
In each instance he apologised at the time. Complicating this issue further is not just what Harry himself has done and said but the history behind the British royals. For centuries, the British monarchy profited from slavery. Queen Elizabeth I sponsored slaving voyages to western Africa. A century later, members of the royal family invested in the slave trade during the reign of King Charles II.
Things reportedly came to a head during one of the Sussex's final engagements, a Commonwealth service at Westminster Abbey. The writers of Harry and Meghan's biography, Finding Freedom, wrote : "Although Meghan tried to make eye contact with Kate, the duchess barely acknowledged her. Lacey, however, claims that the "fundamental conflict" was between Harry, 36, and William, 38, as they had "never hesitated to tell each other exactly what they thought and felt". And while it was claimed Kate Middleton and Meghan treated each other with "mutual respect" - it was Prince Harry and William who would "never hesitate" to argue.
Lacey suggests the Nazi party row is proof that Meghan was "not the original factor in Prince Harry's decision to get shot of the royal family in January ". He adds that Harry "already had very solid reasons to get shot of the rest of us and our smiling assumptions of the inferior — and actually rather demeaning — role that he should be grateful to play.
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