On that first night of the Bachelorette when all the guys
meet the her and each other for the first time and they are sitting around the
living room of the bachelor house checking each other out, what do you think is
really going through the minds of the non-Caucasian men? Let’s put a little “reality” in reality TV
shall we. Out of twenty-five guys there
are probably going to be four or five men of color, which on this season’s bachelorette
with JoJo, there were five. Now if any
of these guys have watched the show before they know a couple of them will be
cut the first night. The remaining two
or three guys would know that they will most likely me cut between rose ceremony
3 to 5 and there is no way they stand any chance of making it to the finale and
get that final rose. The most they can
hope for is to get a quick make out session with the b
achelorette.
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So why is it that the show’s producers are so afraid of
diversity on the show? Are they afraid
people won’t watch it? While they may be
that shallow, we their audience are not.
Would I still watch the show if the bachelor was African American or
Asian? Absolutely. Or why do all of the guys have to be so
perfect, why don’t they include someone who is in a wheelchair or has an artificial
limb? There are some amazing and really
hot guys that have handicaps. Not only
is the show starting to get boring with the same old thing, two white guys and
a white girl and the end but it’s so obviously prejudicial. Come on producers get with the times, a
little diversity would go a long way.
Not to mention have more faith in your audience, we’re not all raciest. Give us some variety, mix it up, don’t be
afraid, it’s ok. The world isn’t black
and white (or in your case white) it’s filled with all different colors and
shapes. It’s a beautiful world out
there, open your eyes and explore.
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