Meghan Markle admits she can be ‘particular,’ slams ‘angry black woman myth’

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Meghan Markle admits she is afraid of saying what she wants out of fear that she will be perceived as a stereotypical “angry black woman.”

“I’m particular,” the Duchess of Sussex, who is biracial, told her “Archetypes” podcast guest Issa Rae in Tuesday’s episode. “I think a high tide raises all ships. We’re all going to succeed, so let’s make sure it’s really great ’cause it’s a shared success for everybody.”

But Markle expressed how she’s often terrified to speak her mind because of how people may react.

“I will find myself cowering and tiptoeing into a room,” she said, adding that she will sometimes say a sentence where “the intonation goes up like a question.”

“You’re like, ‘Oh my God, stop. Stop whispering and tiptoeing around it. Just say what it is you need. You’re allowed to set a boundary. You’re allowed to be clear. It does not make you demanding. It does not make you difficult. It makes you clear.’”

In the episode titled “Upending the ‘Angry Black Woman’ Myth,” Markle, 41, asked Rae, 37, whether she feels she’s “allowed to be angry.”

The “Insecure” star responded, “Absolutely not.”

Markle also shared that she was “shocked” after reading the book “Algorithms of Oppression,” which explores how search engines reinforce racism.