What's really sad are the demographics of the people who support her. Many of them are Americans under 25 and spend a lot of time on social media. They'll believe anything her PR teams tell them about her, and completely ignore anything bad she does. Evidently being 1/4 black absolves her of anything, and all they ever think about is her race vs. the race of her critics, never once considering that it's her lack of character that turns people off, not her skintone.
A lot of people were turned off about how cruel she was to her dad, cutting him out of her life the moment he couldn't be her personal piggy bank anymore (which incidentally was in 2016, the same year she started dating Harry). She even lied about the reason why he couldn't come to the wedding, claiming that he had stop taking her calls, when in fact he was in the hospital after suffering a heart-attack. She'd rather have an old famous prince walk her halfway down the aisle instead of the dad who brought her into this world, gave her everything, and was always there for her.
There's a reason he went on tv to complain. SHE is the one who stopped taking his calls, and he couldn't find any other way to communicate with her other than go on tv. It's theorized that one reason she made sure Harry never met Thomas in person, was because she'd woven a narrative about how she "grew up poor with nothing" and worked her way up through her own efforts. That lie would have been destroyed if Harry had talked to his future father-in-law and found out that daddy paid for everything while his "Little Flower" was growing up, including college and the rent for her condo in Toronto.
Anyone who treats their dad the way she did is no less than evil in my book.
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