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Years post Meghan Markle's candid Oprah Winfrey interview, one moment remains etched in my mind—a moment that didn't garner the attention it deserved. Meghan's plea to the contrasting camps of fans supporting her and Kate Middleton struck a chord. "So much of what I have seen play out is the idea of polarity," Meghan aptly pointed out. "If you love me, you don't have to hate her. And if you love her, you don't need to hate me."
As someone deeply immersed in Meghan's world, I often hesitate before sharing anything remotely related to Kate Middleton. The reason? The flood of criticism accusing me of bias towards Kate or favoritism towards Meghan. Despite my genuine attempts to maintain impartiality in my reporting, the backlash persists. The truth is, the purported rivalry between Kate and Meghan isn't about these women at all. It's a reflection of the entrenched forces of racism and sexism at play, spotlighting the harsh realities faced by both within the confines of the British monarchy and the toxic tabloid culture.
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