OPINION: The worst type of royal headlines are everywhere right now
Brava, news.com.au, you and other outlets can call out that online hate that you have no part in creating, or spreading.Apparently"the most ridiculous story about Meghan Markle yet" is reports that at some point she was going to marry Tom Cruise.But it is stories like these that I find more chilling than the rest of it combined:It's that I can relate.
It's dehumanising, relentless and so socially acceptable that even talking about it is a massive cliche.
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