It's on the Sandringham Estate, which belongs to GrannyThe article I found said it was given to them. Must depend on what the meaning of give is.
(not to the Crown). Any "gift" of such property comes with strings attached. 
Maybe they'll all end up living in the U.S. so that she can have more career opportunities and the children will be more shielded from the paparazzi and brought up in a multicultural society.
Maybe they'll all end up living in the U.S. so that she can have more career opportunities and the children will be more shielded from the paparazzi and brought up in a multicultural society.
Is that an appropriate term, in 2017?
I was being facetious, but people do change their minds all the time.
Markle is biracial, and the same will be true for their future children.
You do realize that London is a very multicultural city, right?Maybe they'll all end up living in the U.S. so that she can have more career opportunities and the children will be more shielded from the paparazzi and brought up in a multicultural society.
You do realize that the
icon indicates that a post is not to be taken at face value, right?
Hey, that's not right - what happened to the usual smiley?You do realize that the
When you open up the smiley simple there are two menus - smilies & default - that's one of the default smilies.
She perhaps also could have taken the step to pass for white, as many fair-skinned 'colored, Negro, African-American' persons (take your pick) did way back-in-the-day most often for economic reasons, and/or simply for the ability to live in a nice neighborhood or get a decent job for which they were often well-educated to perform but were most often refused to even apply for, etc.
) despite the term being erroneously used mostly to describe the offspring of 'black'/'white' unions. Actually, the terms 'black' and 'white' are presumptuous as well. And 'precise percentage of ethnicity' is inapropos to cite in connection with prejudicial 18th and 19th century southern labeling practices. It's akin to the writers in the late 1800s who studied human skulls and created lies and fictions about the intelligence of people who were enslaved. Again that was another method of subjugation and an effort to pretend that the dominating/domineering group was superior, which some people unfortunately, yet unsurprisingly still believe to this day. It's hard giving up a faux claim to superiority.
@aftershocks I am pretty sure that we all have African ancestry.
Is it becoming a thing these days, ya think? Do you know your exact percentages of African blood? 
Interestingly enough, Troian Bellisario's mother, Deborah Pratt, is a fair-skinned African American (Louisiana Creole, which includes French, African, other European, perhaps some Native American), and her father is part Persian and part Italian. Troian identifies as 'white' period. Looking at her, most people wouldn't hesitate to think that she's simply Italian/ Caucasian, eh!
Aha, as I've previously posted, that fact is pretty clear @Vagabond, despite being so hard for some people to swallow and to fully understand.
