In an interview that took place for GQ magazine last Monday, the 36-year-old Duke of Sussex confided not only with his activities in the field of campaigning against racism, but also with his internal transformation, which has come a long way.
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He stated that he suffered from so-called unconscious distortions. This distortion in the case of racism means that everyone perceives subconscious stereotypes about ethnicities and other minorities. In many cases, this can contrast with a person’s conscious opinions and manifest itself, for example, in stressful situations or inadvertently performed activities.
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In other words, you don’t have to have a racist mindset, and yet you can subconsciously sit off a Roma or black man in the subway without any excuse. In some cases, similar distortion leads to the so-called white savior complex. Simply put: Blacks are so poor that they can’t do without the help of whites.
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In the case of Prince Harry, his upbringing and education is said to be. “With the education and upbringing I received, I had no idea what the unconscious distortion was. I had no idea it existed. And then, unfortunately I have to say it, it took me many, many years to realize him, “Harry added, adding that it helped him to look at the world through the eyes of his wife Meghan.
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That’s the way to behave, Harry praised
Harry did not forget to recall Hutchison’s rescue of Bryn Male, who was attacked by the crowd during the June protests. Hutchinson and a group of four of his friends took Male, who belonged to the BLM opposition camp, to safety. “It’s not black against whites, it’s all against racists,” Hutchinson said at the time.
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“I think you’re a shining example of how one should behave and function,” Harry told Hutchinson. Meeting a prince with a 50-year-old fitness trainer and a father of four from south London was a dream come true. Harry addressed him informally and confided in the interview that he was a great admirer of his mother, Princess Diana.
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