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A new report from The Guardian reveals Buckingham Palace had a policy against hiring racial minorities for office jobs in the 1960s.

Buckingham Palace has responded to accusations of racism after historic documents emerged showing immigrants or foreigners were previously forbidden from

In newly-found documents, it is revealed that Queen Elizabeth IIs top advisers informed civil servants that coloured immigrants or foreigners were not eligible for office jobs in the British royal household.

Buckingham Palace has responded to reports that ethnic minorities and foreigners were barred from office jobs during the 1960s. 

Queen Elizabeth IIs opt-out from race equality law is evidence of "white supremacy," according to a prominent U.K. activist.

The Guardian revealed that members of ethnic minorities were barred from working for Queen Elizabeth II

The palace says a report that non-white people used to be barred from clerical jobs with the royal household was based on a second-hand account of conversations from over 50 years ago.

Royal Family banned coloured immigrants from office jobs; Buckingham Palace responds The Guardian published an investigative account of how Buckingham Palace until the late 1960s banned “coloured immigrants or foreigners” from serving in clerical roles in the royal household. Written By Royal Family banned coloured immigrants from office jobs; Buckingham Palace responds. 1 The royal family and Queen Elizabeths monarchy seem to be treading hot waters off late and a lat...

Photo: Dan Kitwood - WPA Pool /Getty Images A new report published by The Guardian claims "coloured immigrants or foreigners" were banned from serving in clerical roles in the royal household until at least the late 1960s. Buckingham Palace has responded in a statement saying: "Claims based on a second-hand account of conversations from over 50 years ago should not be used to draw or infer conclusions about modern-day events or operations." The report, from unearthed documents from the governm...