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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 350738" data-attributes="member: 33">Yes and also because the Royal Family have never acknowledged that it was wrong to ban black people nor have they apologised for it.But it&#039;s more than that, they have a long history of racism from the Queen Mother teaching Elizabeth II to do Nazi salutes to Princess Michael of Kent wearing a racist a blackamoor brooch when she first met Meghan Markle. The current royal family still profits from the slave trade through its untaxed inheritances and riches stolen from Empire countries that are still in their possession. So it&#039;s not just what happened 50 years ago, it&#039;s what they are doing today.I think the King is probably one of the least racist Royals but even he chooses to turn a blind eye to racism. A secretary at his Highgrove home, was forced to leave her job because of the racism she experienced there. She said &quot;They wanted a white face at Highgrove and I was not that face. In the Prince of Wales&#039;s household there is still very much the old school and they have not really taken to black people&quot;.&nbsp; [URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://www.standard.co.uk/hp/front/shock-claims-of-racism-at-highgrove-6335240.html[/URL]Of course people can change, Prince Harry is a good example of that. He has acknowledged that he was &quot;bigotted&quot; in the past and has since apologised for his previous behaviour. Until someone, ideally the King, does the same on behalf of Royal Family, I will continue to consider them collectively to be racist.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 350738, member: 33"] Yes and also because the Royal Family have never acknowledged that it was wrong to ban black people nor have they apologised for it. But it's more than that, they have a long history of racism from the Queen Mother teaching Elizabeth II to do Nazi salutes to Princess Michael of Kent wearing a racist a blackamoor brooch when she first met Meghan Markle. The current royal family still profits from the slave trade through its untaxed inheritances and riches stolen from Empire countries that are still in their possession. So it's not just what happened 50 years ago, it's what they are doing today. I think the King is probably one of the least racist Royals but even he chooses to turn a blind eye to racism. A secretary at his Highgrove home, was forced to leave her job because of the racism she experienced there. She said [I]"They wanted a white face at Highgrove and I was not that face. In the Prince of Wales's household there is still very much the old school and they have not really taken to black people". [/I] [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.standard.co.uk/hp/front/shock-claims-of-racism-at-highgrove-6335240.html[/URL] Of course people can change, Prince Harry is a good example of that. He has acknowledged that he was "bigotted" in the past and has since apologised for his previous behaviour. Until someone, ideally the King, does the same on behalf of Royal Family, I will continue to consider them collectively to be racist. [/QUOTE]

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