Meghan Markle's 2012 'I Won't Stand For Racism' video resurfaces, recalls her mum was hurled a racial slur

There’s nothing quite like airing dirty laundry—especially when it’s the royal family’s. Followers are already expecting plenty of that from the Sussexes’ forthcoming biography, Finding Freedom. According to a source with The Sun, there’s apparently so much drama in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s book, royal aides “worry” William will be “painted as the bad guy” following his royal rift with his brother.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new life in Los Angeles continues to garner attention after the couple stepped back from the royal family earlier this year in January. As per latest reports, Meghan and Harry will be delaying the launch of their nonprofit, Archewell, to 2021.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s son Archie Harrison is already a year old and has been accomplishing great new milestones. In his birthday video, back in May, we learned that the toddler could call out Harry as 'Dada' and now looks like the young one has picked up a few more words since then.

You already knew this movement had the support of the Sussexes. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s “personal” Black Lives Matter investment makes sense, especially given the countless racist attacks by British media against the Duchess, 38, before her royal exit with Harry, 35.

According to Newsweek, Duchess Meghan would never have made her lauded speech regarding Black Lives Matter if still under the watch of the royal family. "Had Meghan and Harry still been in the U.K.

It has been almost two months since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry quit the royal life, but anything and everything related to them still manages to create a stir. The couple round up the last duties of their royal affairs in March and have since moved to Los Angeles with their son Archie Harrison.

Prince Harry and Meghan Marklestepping down as senior members on March 31.

Consider us skeptical on this one, but ooooookay!

the murder of George Floyd and the longtime treatment of Black citizens in America, an eerily timely old video has resurfaced of Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex. In the two-minute clip from February 2012, re-posted recently by a fan account, Markle talked candidly about her experience being biracial while wearing a T-shirt that reads "I won't stand for racism" for the campaign Erase the Hate.

As protests continue in the fight against racism and police brutality following the tragic death of George Floyd, countless famous faces are urging fans to exercise their right to vote. — And, that doesn’t just mean in the big November election for president, but in upcoming primaries, as well as other elections in states across the country.

Duchess Meghan Markle gave a powerful speech to the graduating students at Los Angeles’ Immaculate Heart High School during a commencement address on Wednesday (June 3).

On June 3, Meghan Markle gave a commencement speech to the graduating class of 2020 at Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles (the same school she graduated from herself). In her address, Meghan discussed the “devastating” state of America right now, following George Floyd’s death. She mentioned George, as well as other black men and women who were shot by white police officers, by name in the speech.

Meghan Markle spoke out about George Floyd’s death as she delivered a surprise commencement speech for the students graduating at her former high school in Los Angeles.

For the past couple years Meghan Markle hasn’t been allowed to speak out about anything political or controversial. And while all that has changed, so has her relationship with the media — and not for the better.

Meghan Markle has no social media currently following her and Prince Harry's decision to step back from their royal family roles. But Meghan spoke candidly about her experiences with racism and her hopes for the future back in 2012. A fan account posted the video late last year, and it resurfaced on today as Black Lives Matter protests continue across the globe in response to the murder of George Floyd and other Black citizens by police.

Meghan Markle has always been one to stand up against inequality. Back in 2012, the Duchess of Sussex appeared in USA Network's "Characters Unite: ‘I Won't Stand For'" campaign, where Markle detailed her past experiences with racism.

Meghan Markle eloquently spoke out about her own experiences being biracial and experiencing racism in a resurfaced video from 2012. The video was part of an anti-racism campaign called «I Won't Stand For… » for the charity Erase the Hate, and in it, Markle wears a white T-shirt reading, «I won't stand for racism.» The former star's mom, Doria Ragland, is black, and her father, Thomas Markle, is white.

Not holding back. Meghan Markle shared her perspective on racism and her hopes for a better future in a resurfaced video from long before her days in the royal family.