The British Monarchy’s Sterling Record of Anti-racism

• While an outpouring of mourning over and appreciation for Queen Elizabeth II pours in from around the world after her death last week, a few people are using the event to dredge up criticisms of Britain’s history. We talk about how Britain was actually singularly responsible for ending the practice of slavery in many parts of the world.
• We also discuss the important but unseen reason the American press in particular has been so quick to fixate on these negative associations with the royal family.
• We get a personal account from a man who grew up in a British Commonwealth nation and was proud to be a subject of Queen Elizabeth II.
• And we conclude with a story of a man who tried to save Britain—by translating the world’s most important book!

Links

• 01:53 Britain’s Anti-racism (20 minutes)
  
  • “The Real Reason Our Statues Are Under Attack”
  • “Slavery Is a Modern Problem. Here Is the Solution”
• 22:03 U.S. Radical Left’s Negative View of the Queen (16 minutes)
  
  • “The Real Rift Caused by the Royal Couple”
• 38:01 Viewpoint of a Proud Subject (12 minutes)
  
  • “What the Queen Meant to a Young Man Halfway Around the World”
• 50:29 LAST WORD: One Man’s Admirable Attempt to Save Britain and the World (7 minutes)
  
  • “One Man’s Admirable Attempt to Save Britain and the World”