The topic of Harry and Meghan will now be classified as sensitive. Yes, you heard that right! They’re now in the same category as topics like sex trafficking, which is a serious issue.
Harry and Meghan and their travels. They’ve journeyed around the world at the expense of people in developing countries—exploiting their struggles to boost their own image. Harry is currently in Loto, but I highly doubt he visited the local communities. He remains silent about the African Parks charity, which is quite troubling. Meanwhile, Meghan Markle is involved with Fidelity Charitable. Today, I’ll reveal some alarming details that highlight the hypocrisy of both Harry and Meghan. It’s disheartening that they continue to behave this way despite the reality around them. This behavior exemplifies privilege, racism, and deceit, traits that unfortunately characterize them both.
We’ve all seen headlines about Meghan partnering with Oprah Winfrey and Melinda French Gates to launch a digital wellness initiative for young girls. This collaboration was announced on October 11th, coinciding with International Day of the Girl. In my opinion, Meghan’s actions appear more like exploitation than genuine partnership. She seems to be taking advantage of these young girls’ experiences growing up in the digital age, rather than truly empowering them.
Interestingly, a source close to Meghan claimed that she never labeled herself the “most bullied person in the world,” despite her frequent declarations of being bullied since before her royal life. She even issued a statement back in 2016 asking people to leave her alone while framing criticism as racism—something that can mislead public perception.
Remember, being rude is not the same as being racist. While the royal family may want to paint criticism as merely rude, Meghan has used the label of racism to deflect attention from her own actions. She arrived in the royal family just as the BLM movement was gaining momentum, capitalizing on societal issues while living a life of privilege.
After her visit to Girls Inc., where she positioned herself as an advocate for young girls, Meghan received backlash for claiming to be the most bullied person. She altered her statements after legal counsel from Oprah and Melinda suggested her wording was misleading. Despite claiming she had no involvement with People magazine’s articles, Meghan has been known to pay for publicity that aligns with her image.
During her visit to Girls Inc. of Greater Santa Barbara, which coincided with donations from various charitable foundations, the narrative shifted from her partnering with notable figures to merely benefitting from their contributions. This change indicates a growing discontent among those involved, suggesting that even Oprah may not want to be associated with Meghan anymore.
Let’s take a moment to discuss the leadership at Girls Inc. The CEO was recently suspended from X for unspecified violations, which indicates serious misconduct, as it’s not easy to get banned from that platform these days. Look closely at the photographs—Meghan's interactions often come off as performative rather than genuine.
Now, let’s address the partnership with Fidelity Charitable. Meghan supports various social justice causes, yet she’s linked to an organization that has faced accusations of funding hate groups. It’s a contradiction, to say the least, and people might argue that it’s not her fault. However, one must be selective about the sources of funding they accept.
Moreover, the Girls Inc. charity has a troubling history. They were sued for discrimination and workplace bullying, with allegations of a toxic environment that underscored issues of diversity and inclusion. Testimonies reveal a pattern of bullying that reflects the very tactics that Meghan has employed.
It’s utterly disgusting to see how this plays out. The description of how Meghan and Harry operate perfectly encapsulates their actions. Black women and girls in this organization have been undervalued and treated as props, rather than empowered as intended.
