Meghan Markle has called on women to vote at this year's U.S. national elections in November, with a rally cry of "We all know what is at stake."

Markle currently holds the title the Duchess of Sussex. She has headquartered Donald Trump previously and joined a panel of star speakers.

Markle is also part of conversation in Michelle Obama's When We All Vote group.

She said that all they hope to honor people who arrived before them to safeguard the ones that come after them.

"All of us know what is at stake this year. I understand it, I feel all of you know it in case you're here in this enjoyable event."

However, Markle's participation in the said virtual voting registration event created a stir on social media, with mixed reactions.

Royal Title Removed

Some are calling for her to lose her royal tile Duchess of Sussex for allegedly violation a royal protocol.

The said violation was her participation in a virtual event Michelle Obama's non-partisan organization When We All Vote.

Members of British royal family are expected not to discuss politics. However, this might not be applicable to her and her husband Prince Harry.

The two had already stepped back from their royal duties in January and no longer formally represent Queen Elizabeth.

Broadcaster Piers Morgan is among people calling for Markle's royal title removal.

Piers said through a tweet that the Queen must strip the Sussexes off their titles.

"They can't remain as royals & spout off about foreign elections in such a brazenly partisan way," Piers was quoted in a tweet.

Commentator Julia Hartley-Brewer also said that losing their title is not cancelling culture as it is a breach of their employment contract.

Brewer said you can not be a royal and meddle in politics, adding that the point of royals is they are above political fray.

"It's not cancel culture, it's a breach of their employment contract as HRHs. PS. I'm a republican," Brewer tweeted.

When We All Vote

When We All Vote is a non-profit organization created in hopes to increase participation in the upcoming U.S. elections on November.

The said organization was launched in 2018 by co-chairs Michelle Obama, Tom Hanks, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Janelle Monae, Chris Paul, Faith Hill, and Tim McGraw.

When We All Vote managed to organize around 2,500 local voter registration events across the country.

The organization also managed to engage 200 million Americans online about the importance of voting.

When We All Voted was also created to host a week of events with The United States of Women, which is a gender equity organization out of the Obama administration's White House Council on Women and Girls.

During her participation, Markle said that women of color had to wait decades longer to gain the right to vote.

Markle added that women in marginalized communities are still struggling to see that right come to fruition.

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