{AngFrankPodcast Show} HARRY & MEGHAN: What We Can Learn About Racism, Sacrifice (and Superman)

After the March 7, 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview with Meghan and Harry, the cruelty crows (like Megyn Kelly) are out and swarming around it and from the looks of things, will be—for a while.

I don’t know what’s more pathetic and silly: this article itself, or MegynKelly’s repost comment-taunting Harry and Meghan (as if the cares and concerns of the “No One Likes You Tour” is atop their concerns across the pond here, in these Americas by which they reside now)

After Oprah interview, only 3 in 10 ppl see Meghan Markle favorably & more ppl dislike Harry than like him – a new low for both of them. These two aren’t fooling anyone, and no one feels sorry for them. https://t.co/4v1UqpYPeR

— Megyn Kelly (@megynkelly) March 12, 2021

Oprah GIFs | Tenor Unfortunately, unrequited love between two people from different social classes, races and across separate ponds is being bombarded with scrutiny, cynicism, senseless bullying, skepticism—and scorn.

In a normal world, two people just fall in love, get:

married
the house on the hill
the white picket fence
the child/ren
and two dogs that go: “woof-woof”

…while enjoying life and work at conquering life’s perils that will surely come

But when one is a royal, born into royalty-a monarchy-in the name of ‘heritage’ and tradition; a whole sleuth of (structured) “life” and lifestyle was predestined [and ongoing before Harry]:

conformity
uniformity
trite cultural norms
social scrutiny / (gossip)

…(and a 1st since the union of Prince Harry and a black woman named Meghan Markle) the obviously much needed conversation that needed to be had: Should there be or should it not be black blood in the royal bloodline?

As you may well know, a bombshell interview was hosted and given by Oprah Winfrey where Harry and Meghan got a chance to air their grievances in front of the world—including in the eyes across the pond (from whence they both fled in 2020).

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why is it that she leaped from over there instead of fighting tooth and nail to seize her ‘opportunities’ (if she’s such an opportunist)
if Harry and Meghan’s “accusations” and “untruths” as mentioned in the interview are so untrue, how and why did they get here-on this side of the pond (versus staying over there living the good royal life and getting the royal treatment and respect as is Harry’s brother Prince William and his wife Kate and enjoying)?
How and why did Tyler Perry so graciously lend a helping hand and housed Harry and Meghan?

There was so much to unpack in this AngFrankPodcast as, there are so many ~~questions that need answers~~ questions that no longer need answers. Harry and Meghan did that on March 7. And more importantly (as a frame of proven reference) are cut off from any royal “opportunities” and currently rebuilding life here on this side of the pond.

Being a racist is simple-mindedly lacking the ability to cope with one’s unwillingness to accept personal responsibility for personal lack, evolving, accomplishment(s) or growth in life.

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As well, being racist is clutch-fistedly, incessantly resisting and accepting the fact that descendants of once enslaved individuals will not permit life to be as-was then: oppressed. So, the mission to interfere with progress of a people happens in more systematic, sophisticated, covert, undercover and ‘under the guise’ ways.

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Regardless if you are “regular” or “royal,” rightfully and sensibly so-no person with class wants to be associated with that brand of simplemindedness. But you must understand when you do have racist views and low-key actions of a racist when you exhibit behavior that affects the livelihood, mental, emotional or physical harm to another—because of their race.

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You have right to want to keep your bloodline as you wish. But you do NOT have the right to draw blood from someone else’s life, limb, property and faculties over what you have a hard time accepting or dismiss it—having gone unchecked.

It’s not about what you FEEL-because you have a right to. It’s when you ACT on what you feel by what you’ve DONE or what you DO (or are DOING) is the problem.

As Ang uncovers in this podcast, we can’t belabor the obvious: While Harry’s brother Prince William came forth disputing claims of racism. But there is one fact (that can be used as a frame of ‘reference’) : never in the history of the royal family has there ever been a black woman or man in it. That’s not to say one is racist because they don’t have a black bloodline, but if since Meghan Markle is the first ‘culture’ shock to the royal family heritage, the PROBABILITY of you having racist views is there. 10 best Oprah GIFs on earth | Funny gif, Oprah, Oprah winfrey

Simply because the royals aren’t housing whipped backed slaves in fields and in-house doesn’t mean that perhaps centuries-long unspoken racist views that long have gone unchecked needs to be addressed, perhaps.

As well, the Brits that too are so heavily invested in the Meghan Markle tear-down who (too?) shant dare admit to being racist, need to take a look at themselves in this as well. Admit that Prince Harry could have gone on and enjoyed his first marriage like his brother is doing

—had he had a wife that was not black.

As AngFrankPodcast states-“this Harry and Meghan situation is about us all.” And (rather than childish bullying and being a cruelty crow: picking at them and bandwagoning the sensationalism invested in this wrangle); we all need to exercise:

compassion and understanding
the ability to use critical thinking outside the box
accept responsibility that Harry’s first [and now last] chance at his birthright of being a royal husband (and treated and respected like such) is now ruined simply because he loved a woman that the Brits and royals could not, would not, and refused get used to and accept into the dynasty. PERIOD.