The royal couple began their day by meeting members of the Windrush Simu Elders, learning about the significant contributions of the Windrush generation to the community. The Windrush Simu Elders group, established in 2017 through Race Council Simru, comprises over 50 elders dedicated to promoting understanding of ethnic minority concerns, celebrating the Windrush generation, and people of African descent in Wales. In Wales, William and Kate also engaged with individuals from the organization Black History Simu 365, which delivers year-round programs recognizing the contributions made by people of African and African Caribbean descent to local, national, and world history and culture.
This year, due to the Royal Health incident, the Prince and Princess of Wales have not officially announced their plans for celebrating Black History Month. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, Meghan Markle allegedly dispatched senior staff at Archewell to execute PR stunts for Black History Month 2024. A source close to an insider revealed on Tumblr that Megan plans to send James Holt to hug some of her ancestors or send boxed lunches to a political cause.
Responding to Meghan's move, TMZ reported, "Is Megan black again? Will she be doing promos on HSN for a one-month special on her own bronzer deluxe?" In a past interview, Meghan had mentioned not realizing there was Black History Month in Britain, leading some to question her awareness.
Amidst this, Meghan and Harry face criticism, with journalist Quenton from the Daily Mail blasting them for another press statement on child safety on the internet. The couple's statement, laden with American emotionalism and self-serving preaching, drew criticism for what was perceived as opportunism and arrogance.
As Meghan and Harry navigate these controversies, their actions continue to be scrutinized, raising questions about their approach to various issues and their public image.
