Did the royal wedding have a deeper meaning? The left wonders

1. No, Meghan Markle is not the 'modernizing' force Britain truly needs

From The Washington Post: "Modernizing Britain and its royal family should mean coming to terms with the past."

2. Meghan Markle and How the British Monarchy Became a Matriarchy

From New York Times: "It's increasingly the women of the House of Windsor who capture the public imagination. But no, not in a feminist way."

3. A woman of color joining the royal family is a big moment for Britain

From CNN: "Prince Harry is very much his mother's son."

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