I knew the Guardian was anti-monarchy. They rarely report on royal anything, which is why I like to read it. It's supposed to be my H & M safe space. But nope. Multiple articles over this docu-series of all things. Here are two: The first I find justifiable because it addresses racial imbalance in a predominately white country and Black Britons desperation to be seen. Meghan being a source of hope. https://archive.ph/GtkjG
The second I find very sugary, although it's sugar with another agenda. Don't think Zoe Williams is usually susceptible to propaganda, so I'd guess she's using H & M (and I think that's kind of hilarious) to buy PC points with black women in the UK and kick the tabloid press in the bum. https://archive.ph/RnFk3(Also think it's bs, because she states in the article that it was Doria who started H & M believing the press issue was about race. Totes looking out for a black lady there.)