Meghan Markle Speaks Out About Racism & Her Experiences in Resurfaced Video

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.

the Queen's daughter-in-law and close confident holds a more prominent role. And now, a wide-ranging profile published in the Times over the weekend, puts her work in focus.

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine The has spoken out about the Duke and 's shock departure from the royal family in January in a rare interview. Speaking to Christina Lamb, Sophie reflected on Prince Harry and Meghan, saying: "I just hope they will be happy." The royal added that when it comes to welcoming new members to The Firm, everyone does their bit.

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.

Meghan Markle surprised students at Immaculate Heart High School in Los Angeles this week by delivering a virtual commencement speech to her alma mater. During the five-minute address, the Duchess of Sussex spoke up about the ongoing protests against police brutality and the murder of George Floyd, and she also referenced her own personal history as a biracial woman growing up in California.

Meghan Markle talked, in a video address to graduating high-school students, about the death of George Floyd and said young people can help "rebuild" society. "When the foundation is broken, so are we," Markle said about the "absolutely devasting" recent events in the U.S.

Meghan Markle is speaking out for the first time since protests have swept the nation and the world in the wake of George Floyd's death on May 25. People across the country have publicly protested police brutality after Floyd died at the age of 46 when a police officer pressed his knee into his neck for more than eight minutes. 

Meghan Markle is using her voice to address the next generation!

Meghan Markle is speaking out for the first time since protests have swept the nation and the world in the wake of the May 25 death of George Floyd. People in all 50 states have publicly protested police brutality after Floyd died at the age of 46 when a police officer pressed his knee into his neck for more than eight minutes. 

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 always been a vocal supporter of equality. From backing for female rights to working for the underprivileged, Meghan has supported the right causes. Amid the Black Lives Matter protests, an old video of Meghan Markle speaking out against racism has now resurfaced and is widely being shared on the web. In the video, the Duchess of Sussex can be seen wearing a 'I Won't Stand For Racism' tee as she recalls some unpleasant moments she has experienced as a woman of colour. 

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.