Prince Harry (left)-Meghan Markle and his wife. AFP=Yonhap News
British public sentiment was divided over the interview between Prince Harry and his wife about racism in the royal family.
As a result of a survey of 4,656 people by local public opinion polling agency YouGov, 36% of respondents answered’I sympathize more with the queen and the royal family’ than’I sympathize with the Prince Harry’s’ (22%). The late Sky News reported on the 9th (local time). 28% answered’I don’t agree with either’.
The sympathy was contradicted by political orientation. Conservative party supporters answered that they sympathize with the royal family at 64% and Prince Harry and his wife at 8%. On the other hand, the supporters of the Labor Party were 15% of the royal family and 38% of Prince Harry’s couple.
By age, more than half of those 65 and older had an empathy for the royal family at 55%. The sympathy for Prince Harry and his wife was only 9%. On the other hand, the younger the couple, the higher the rate of sympathy for Prince Harry. 18 to 24 years old, 48% of Prince Harry and his wife, and 15% of the royal family sympathized. The 25-49 year olds were neutral with 32% of’I don’t sympathize with anyone’.
Earlier, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle raised suspicion of racism that the British royal family was concerned about the’skin color’ of the couple’s son, Archie, in an exclusive interview with CBS. “They (royal) didn’t want to make Arches a prince,” he said. Wang Son Bin Markle is a Hollywood actress born to a white father and a black mother.
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