Revealing the identity of who first asked the question, according to Meghan, would be "very damaging to them". And there are few Royals it could harm.
Prince Philip has a history of racist utterances and one more would be just another of Grandad's Gaffes. Prince Andrew, in hiding from an FBI investigation into child sex trafficking, arguably couldn't be any more damaged.
Princess Anne - well, difficult to keep working for Save the Children if it was her, but it's doubtful someone so brusque would ask repeatedly. A daft cousin, or a minor member of the family with a tendency to wear racist jewellery, might conceivably have said something rude once or twice.
But none of them would have been involved in a discussion about titles and police protection. That is handled by a handful of Royals and senior staff - those nearest to the throne.
Camilla has no Royal children to defend the position of. Neither she nor Kate have a reputation for exploiting their power. But William and Charles do.
王室の人たちは人種差別的な人が多いが、地位や利害関係からすると、言ったのは、 ウイリアム王子かチャールズ皇太子じゃないか、と。
Journalists of colour respond to @EditorsUK denial. "The blanket refusal to accept there is any bigotry in the British press is laughable, does a disservice to journalists of colour & shows an institution & an industry in denial." Proud to be a signatory. https://t.co/GtfAK6jDri
— Gary Younge (@garyyounge) March 10, 2021
メーガンのインタビューが英国王室のゴシップだけでなく、ゴシップを消費するメディアが引き起こしたダイアナの事件の記憶も重なりつつ、英国のメディアのレイシズムをも告発する方向に展開しているので、行くべき方向に行っている感じではある。去年のBLM運動も大きいのだろうと。
— kazukazu88 (@kazukazu881) March 10, 2021
イギリスのメディアが人種差別的だというのは、白人系イギリス人と出羽守以外はずっとみんな知っていたわけで・・・・
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