We can just imagine Meghan Markle sitting in front of the camera, trying to keep up with the woke agenda, just like Selena Gomez. Gotta keep those points up, right, Meghan? Nice job—collecting your woke points by putting out a statement for Black History Month. Remember, you’ve got to salute the woke religion when it comes to these things. We all know that.
So, Meghan and Harry have shared yet another statement for Black History Month, put out under their **Archewell Foundation**. In it, Meghan wrote, *“We celebrate the rich culture and contributions of those who have come before us throughout history.”* Then they go on, saying, *“As we mark Black History Month, we encourage everyone to learn and reflect on the contributions of leaders, activists, and change-makers who have inspired progress.”*
What does that even mean? Honestly, it feels like a bunch of empty words strung together. It’s just more of the same generic message. The press release, which is supposedly from both of them, really seems like it’s all coming from Meghan herself. You know, how William and Catherine sign their posts with **W** or **C** to indicate who’s actually behind it. But with Meghan and Harry? It’s more likely Meghan’s the one sitting behind her laptop writing all these statements.
Then the message goes on to talk about how, *“Taking the time to appreciate the stories, art, history, and culture not only honors the communities that have built these spaces but also contributes to our collective well-being.”*
Okay, hold on. **What does “collective well-being” even mean?** If you're saying that people’s well-being is affected if these communities aren’t honored, Meghan, are you really saying that thinking about immigrants or their struggles triggers some sort of mental health crisis for you? Because that's what this reads like.
It’s like a reflection of the same vibe you get from celebrities like Selena Gomez, who act like they’re so emotionally affected by world events that it causes them to cry. So now, Meghan Markle is positioning herself in the same way? What’s really being said here?
It all sounds like a whole lot of self-congratulatory, condescending language that doesn’t actually say anything.
