Cultural dominance of 'wokeism’ has ‘infected’ King Charles
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30/01/2023
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The cultural dominance of "wokeism” has “infected” King Charles, according to Sky News contributor Dominique Samuels.
“Nothing that the Royal Family does is by accident, so this was obviously a choice not to mark Australia Day,” she told Sky News host Chris Kenny.
“Which is a real shame because really I think it stokes the idea that the Royal Family is irrelevant in places like Australia and Canada and other countries.”
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