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Originally Posted by Maggy
Seems you believe everything you read or hear in the guttersnipe media and press.
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The Rwanda visit was just as Ms A. N. Other and
after any actual work had been done. That is set out in the
article by the charity itself.
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While visiting a school in Rwanda in February 2016, she taught students to paint with watercolours using water from a newly-installed pipeline in their community.
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Her words form the article.
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Access to clean water in a community keeps young girls in school, because they aren't walking hours each day to source water for their families. It allows women to invest in their own businesses and community.
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Forever racist and sexist.
Her own words again,
reported by the BBC.
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On the pair's first official overseas tour last year with their son, Archie, the Duchess of Sussex told teenage girls in a deprived part of South Africa that she was with them "as a woman of colour and as your sister".
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Reported by the BBC based upon
actual facts.
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The Sussexes' new charity is expected to be global, linked to Africa and the US, rather than domestic - and will have a commitment to female empowerment.
It was revealed in December the couple had made an application to trademark their Sussex Royal brand across a string of items including books, calendars, clothing, charitable fundraising, education and social care services.
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She is the one still seeking publicity and attention. Hardly a case of wanting to step back from the limelight.
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Both Prince Harry and Meghan have said they are interested in continuing with their charity work, with the duchess visiting two Vancouver-based women's organisations this week.
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On Tuesday she visited a charity in Vancouver which campaigns for teenage girls living in poverty.Justice for Girls said Meghan visited to "discuss climate justice for girls and the rights of indigenous peoples".
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As if those those don't affect white males.
Endless hypocrisy from her and her supporters.