It sounds odd ot me that anyone would "decide" that she had been pleased by the result, based on - what exactly?
Well, if I'm talking to someone and they are smiling when we are talking about something. I'd venture to think they are pleased.
It sounds odd ot me that anyone would "decide" that she had been pleased by the result, based on - what exactly?
.........and the fact that many people find they can relate to her in ways they haven't necessarily related to the rest of the royals. In that respect and others, Meghan is bringing something fresh, engaging, and updated to the firm......Meghan definitely does bring a breath of fresh air, which adds to that sense of change
Not detracting from Meghan, but the same has been said for pretty much every lady to join the royal family in the last 40 years: Diana, Sarah, Sophie, Catherine, Meghan.
Not detracting from Meghan, but the same has been said for pretty much every lady to join the royal family in the last 40 years: Diana, Sarah, Sophie, Catherine, Meghan.
Finally, royal reporter Rebecca English reports helping women in developing countries will be a focus of Meghan's work next year.
'The Duchess of Sussex is to put education for women in developing countries at the heart of her public work, when she announces her first royal patronages next year, Mail Online can reveal. 'Meghan, 37, has been having secret briefings with a number of organisations, including CAMFED – the Campaign for Female Education – which works in several African countries, including Zambia, which was visited by Prince Harry last week.
Definitely think education, particularly education for women
I think that is a pity, for it ISN'T girls that require help [they already excel], it is Boys [particularly White, working-class ones] that are failing....
I think that is a pity, for it ISN'T girls that require help [they already excel], it is Boys [particularly White, working-class ones] that are failing....
I think that is a pity, for it ISN'T girls that require help [they already excel], it is Boys [particularly White, working-class ones] that are failing....
I think that is a pity, for it ISN'T girls that require help [they already excel], it is Boys [particularly White, working-class ones] that are failing....
Wyevale, I usually agree with most of your comments, however, this one is factually inaccurate in ANY environment. I don't want to get too much into details, but I work in both the Public Policy, International Security and Education fields and spent the last few years in Europe to include the UK. I have observed students from all over the world in their schooling environments, and I can absolutely state that in your neck of the woods in the UK, Asian Males are the ones that are 'failing.'
Again, I don't want to detract from the original point of this thread, but if you would love to speak about this topic, you can always DM me.
I suppose Wyevale’s point was that, in the UK and many other industrial countries, girls now tend to outperform boys academically and low-income boys (regardlelss of race) are the group that is more likely to drop out of school, and/or be involved with drugs, gangs, crime, etc.
It is good that Meghan cares about the plight of girls in traditional ( I.e, non-Western) societies, where women are denied education on religious or cultural grounds. However, I also agree that she should focus on disadvantaged youth and social problems in the UK first. After all, she is a princess of the United Kingdom, not a princess of the world.
I suppose Wyevale’s point was that, in the UK and many other industrial countries, girls now tend to outperform boys academically and low-income boys (regardlelss of race) are the group that is more likely to drop out of school, and/or be involved with drugs, gangs, crime, etc.
It is good that Meghan cares about the plight of girls in traditional ( I.e, non-Western) societies, where women are denied education on religious or cultural grounds. However, I also agree that she should focus on disadvantaged youth and social problems in the UK first. After all, she is a princess of the United Kingdom, not a princess of the world.
I think that is a pity, for it ISN'T girls that require help [they already excel], it is Boys [particularly White, working-class ones] that are failing....
I would be so thrilled for the Duchess to be patron of the National Theater!
Does that mean she now has the National Theater as a patronage or what? I read it yet post did not make sense to me...........?