It’s usually the older generations. Younger people learned about racism and acceptance in school. I went to school during the 80’s and 90’s and we learned about racism and it made a difference. Most people my age aren’t racist. My siblings all married different ethnicities and I have beautiful Asian grandkids. I love it. I’ve learned a lot from my multicultural family, the different cultures, how they communicate and guide their children etc it’s really nice. One of my brothers converted to Islam over 30 years ago and his Muslim friends are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. Racism is just so ridiculous isn’t it.
Also for the troll difference between the rf and aristo. Emma born and raised in England and had own circle of friends. Different life for aristocrats. She still experienced racism.
Emma, the Marchiness of Bath in not the first Black woman. She is in fact the first biracial woman who is now known as the Marchiness of Bath. When you refer to Emma as black you have effectively dismissed her mother, who is white. A mother who raised her daughter with love. A mother who made sure that her daughter had all that she needed to have a successful and well rounded life. Of course her father also played a major role in his daughter's life. Apparently this union has been the first, one of a long-standing friendship. Which later evolved into love and lastly, marriage. They have been married for 13 years and have 2 beautiful sons.
What a wonderful couple, the husbands mother must be daff, altho I'm thinking they would have gone to wedding if not for argument between husband and father. But dact MIL was bared from children, and I assume father too that's very weird, to think they lived in same residence and were not involved with sons family. Id like to know more about story. I'm horrified to think his parents literally lost a relationship over the color of the chds skin, in fact I don't believe it.
It's not about colour but about country. The old aristocracy firmly believed that you marry equal aristocracy of your own. End of. They did this to the point of genetic inbreeding problems. Some Nigerian aristocracy believe the same. I am just glad the couple married for love. Aristocracy see love as weakness. Their loss if they didn't enjoy those kids.
Yup. You would think in UK that this nonsense would be out the door by now. My own experience coming to the UK (and I'm white btw) was quite similar. That rascism is always just under the skin.
@pallasathena1369 ok, but I'm thinking with respect to the mother in law, it was more about race, given Emma was of a similar class. In fact, if I'm not mistaken, wasn't the mother in law an adult film star before she married the father?
A real man, he stood up for his love.
And the wedding dress was absolutely exquisite! Gorgeous bride!
She is gorgeous, poised regal, elegant.
So elegant and lovely, what a beautiful family.
She’s gorgeous and elegant, her husband is handsome. They made 2 beautiful children.
Real children… they are beautiful…
😂
Emma is a lovely lady and understands her duties, not a vulgar attention seeking trollop, wish them happiness
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Why are you speaking about yourself
Happy ending. ❤ Lovely family.. gorgeous Emma ❣️
She is a beautiful woman beautiful couple can't believe there are still people who think like that in this day and age.
It’s usually the older generations. Younger people learned about racism and acceptance in school. I went to school during the 80’s and 90’s and we learned about racism and it made a difference. Most people my age aren’t racist. My siblings all married different ethnicities and I have beautiful Asian grandkids. I love it. I’ve learned a lot from my multicultural family, the different cultures, how they communicate and guide their children etc it’s really nice. One of my brothers converted to Islam over 30 years ago and his Muslim friends are some of the nicest people I’ve ever met. Racism is just so ridiculous isn’t it.
well, I'm smitten! And she also has a lovely speaking voice with a posh but not affected accent.
She is beautiful and radiates elegance and class
Emma has the magical smile of someone happy.
Megan could learn a lesson or two from Emma, a beautiful and decent woman with no drama in her life!
Yeah that most of the people over there are racist against black people. Get over it. Harry wanted a black woman
If Rachel doesn’t get sued first!
😂😂😂 how confused you are -this same woman who wasnt accepted bc of her colour is now the same person you praise smh
@@marielouisenganseh1497 I think you are the confused one. Emma is a classy lady. Go take your medicine. Looks like you're going crazy again!
Megan needs to learn nothing.. stop comparing people. Megan is fine and happy and living her life with her husband and children
The smartest thing the 8th Marquess ever did was marry Emma.McQuiston
Wow what a beautiful lady ❤️. True love 💟 story
I am a fan!
Gorgeous bride! Wow!
Beautiful couple
She is a beautiful woman inside and out , her cookery videos are super , she has a wonderful husband and two gorgeous children
ps love always wins and this is real love.😊
She is a very beautiful woman I remember her late father in law
Well Meghan’s disaster has elevated the Baroness to world wide notary. Beautiful family
Stop it. Calling someone a disaster because you don't like them..rude.
Beautiful inside and out 🇨🇦❤️
Beautiful Lady!!!
Also for the troll difference between the rf and aristo. Emma born and raised in England and had own circle of friends. Different life for aristocrats. She still experienced racism.
Exactly!
How beautiful.
i renember seeing her with my one eye sight on tv and she came across well.loverly lady.😊
A beautiful woman!
Very interesting story.
You should also check for Bareness Cécile de Massy she married Prince Albert's cousin of Monaco.
Taint the bloodline? Yeesh, who needs that as an in law? She has handled the racism gracefully. 💜🇨🇦
She’s beautiful. In this day and age, race and skin colour doesn’t matter to most people. Most families have in-laws from different races these days.
Unless, it’s someone of color from another country in the Royal Family’s first family!
Breaking Barriers ♥️
beautiful.😊
His mother died and never saw him or the children thereafter.
I like the story ❤
Taint the bloodline? 😂😂😂 Someone like that I WOULDNT WANT AT MY WEDDING! BRAVO they didn't show up!
Emma, the Marchiness of Bath in not the first Black woman. She is in fact the first biracial woman who is now known as the Marchiness of Bath.
When you refer to Emma as black you have effectively dismissed her mother, who is white.
A mother who raised her daughter with love. A mother who made sure that her daughter had all that she needed to have a successful and well rounded life.
Of course her father also played a major role in his daughter's life.
Apparently this union has been the first, one of a long-standing friendship. Which later evolved into love and lastly, marriage.
They have been married for 13 years and have 2 beautiful sons.
What a wonderful couple, the husbands mother must be daff, altho I'm thinking they would have gone to wedding if not for argument between husband and father. But dact MIL was bared from children, and I assume father too that's very weird, to think they lived in same residence and were not involved with sons family. Id like to know more about story. I'm horrified to think his parents literally lost a relationship over the color of the chds skin, in fact I don't believe it.
To bad to be AND idiot His family
It's not about colour but about country. The old aristocracy firmly believed that you marry equal aristocracy of your own. End of. They did this to the point of genetic inbreeding problems.
Some Nigerian aristocracy believe the same.
I am just glad the couple married for love. Aristocracy see love as weakness.
Their loss if they didn't enjoy those kids.
Yup. You would think in UK that this nonsense would be out the door by now. My own experience coming to the UK (and I'm white btw) was quite similar. That rascism is always just under the skin.
@pallasathena1369 ok, but I'm thinking with respect to the mother in law, it was more about race, given Emma was of a similar class. In fact, if I'm not mistaken, wasn't the mother in law an adult film star before she married the father?
@@pallasathena1369also, the MIL was of Hungarian descent...not UK
Boo boo mother in law and father. Glad they got married!!!!!!
Yeah 😊
Resentment and jealousy.
"PromoSM" 💕
Struggle to “fit” LOL
Promo SM
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