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Yesterday, Meghan Markle’s Archetypes podcast was released on Spotify. In the new episode, the Duchess of Sussex, along with guest actress Issa Rae, discussed the problems of black women in modern society. In the dialogue, Megan admitted that she is often afraid to express her own opinion or directly indicate personal boundaries due to unpredictable reactions and racist stereotypes.
Stop whispering and beating around the bush. Just say what you need. You have the right to set boundaries. You have the right to be extremely clear. It doesn’t make you demanding. This does not make you difficult to communicate. This, on the contrary, clarifies the situation, – Megan advised herself and the audience.
Note that the staff of Kensington Palace, where the Sussexes lived before the Megzit, claimed that at that time Megan was not particularly shy in expressions. Insiders said that the duchess literally mocked the servants and regularly brought the employees to tears with her demands.
The first episode of the Archetypes podcast was released on the Spotify platform in August this year. Megan’s guests have already become a tennis player and a close friend Serena Williams and singer Mariah Carey, as well as socialite Paris Hilton. Claimed objective of the project “explore labels that limit women.” Meghan plans to talk to historians and experts and “uncover the origins of these stereotypes.”
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry signed a deal with the streaming service back in 2020 after moving to Los Angeles. The transmission was named after the eldest son of the Sussex Archie. This April Meghan Markle registered the historical word Archetypes, which means “archetypes” in translation, as its copyright property.
Source: Hellomagazine
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