Documents reveal a racist past within the British Royal Family

(Dan Tri) – Recently discovered documents show racism in the past of the British Royal Family, Guardian reported.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan (Photo: AP).

In March, the British Royal Family was shocked when Prince Harry and his wife Meghan `accused` members of the British Royal Family of racism.

Meghan’s accusation clearly shows the hidden corners and concerns of the British Royal Family.

After the above accusation, controversy broke out fiercely.

But recently the British media published past documents showing the past racism of the British Royal Family.

According to an investigation by the Guardian newspaper this week, citing documents found in the UK’s national archives, officials close to Queen Elizabeth II once banned ethnic minorities from entering.

Also according to the investigation, in 1968, Queen Elizabeth II’s Chief Financial Officer bluntly declared to officials in Buckingham Palace: `No immigrants of color or foreigners shall be appointed` to public positions.

The investigation also found that, decades ago, Buckingham Palace took advantage of a procedure to enjoy `legal immunity` to avoid royal family members being discriminated against when engaging in discriminatory behavior.

The British Royal Family did not specify when the above policy would end.

Many critics say that the problem is that to date, the British Royal Family has not made any apology for past racist policies, or had another policy to correct mistakes.

Meanwhile, in response to the accusations of Prince Harry and his wife, instead of choosing to stay silent as usual, Buckingham Palace suddenly spoke up.