PRINCE Harry has insisted that it will take “every single person on the planet” to defeat racism.
In a new virtual interview for a civil rights organisation, the Duke of Sussex made it clear that tackling racism is “not down to the black community.”
In a clip of the interview on Instagram, Prince Harry praised the younger generation for “acting, rather than just saying.”
Speaking with US civil rights leader Rashad Robinson, the royal continued: “We have to go to the root of the problem, and actually fix it there.
“It’s going to take every single one of us.
“This is not down to the black community.
“This is down to every single person that is on the planet right now.”
His comments come as the authors of the couple’s upcoming biography Finding Freedom claimed Meghan helped guide Prince Harry on his very public journey.
The clip of the interview was shared over the weekend online, with the caption seemingly including a quote from Prince Harry: ”Inequality is not unfortunate like a car accident, it has been manufactured.”
The caption continued: “Prince Harry and @iamrashadrobinson talked candidly about systemic racism, hate online and people with privilege, using their privilege for change.
“Here’s a sneak peek at what happened. Stay tuned for the full convo #ComingSoon!”
