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Prince Philip's Funeral - All The Guests Are White......
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was Jeremy Vine right to make an issue of the un-diverse nature of the funeral guest list?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think - as observed - that is is race baiting, and I would have thought better of him.
Until the Duchess of Sussex, there has been no member of the Royal Family, immediate or distant, of colour, so with only thirty mourners, it is a bang on certainty that the attendees are all going to be white.
To comment is to imply that this is somehow wrong and deserves comment - in my view it is not, and it doesn't.
Until the Duchess of Sussex, there has been no member of the Royal Family, immediate or distant, of colour, so with only thirty mourners, it is a bang on certainty that the attendees are all going to be white.
To comment is to imply that this is somehow wrong and deserves comment - in my view it is not, and it doesn't.
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No, he was not right. 'Just shut up' is the most appropriate response to people who insist on finding racism where none exist. He should be ashamed of himself. //
I think it is made worse by the fact that Mr Vine has constantly made efforts to cut through the sort of woke monsense that would see in this situation something significant, where nothing actually exists.
The fact that he would highlight something that would simply not occur to anyone who does not have a vivid imagnation and a desire to stir up animosity, makes him look like a petty woke troublemaker.
No, he was not right. 'Just shut up' is the most appropriate response to people who insist on finding racism where none exist. He should be ashamed of himself. //
I think it is made worse by the fact that Mr Vine has constantly made efforts to cut through the sort of woke monsense that would see in this situation something significant, where nothing actually exists.
The fact that he would highlight something that would simply not occur to anyone who does not have a vivid imagnation and a desire to stir up animosity, makes him look like a petty woke troublemaker.
Vine this week used his platform on his show to ask: "We are going to see a group of 30 people who are going to be at this very restricted funeral, and I'm imagining it will be 30 people who are white.
"I'm just trying to think whether there's anybody of colour in there and I don't think so. Do you think that's a problem?"
how is that stating a fact. he's asking whether its a problem?
"I'm just trying to think whether there's anybody of colour in there and I don't think so. Do you think that's a problem?"
how is that stating a fact. he's asking whether its a problem?
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