Twenty one seasons and no black man has wanted to be the Bachelor, I wonder why that is.
Is it the women they choose?
The Midget Bachelor would be pretty kick-ass
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as much as popular media wants to push the idea of intermarriage. It is still relatively uncommon and still the minority. Most people do marry within their race, unless fame, wealth, power comes into the equation, then race is much less an issue. As a tv show they have to have the token minorities in the pool of contestants, so as to not be called racist, but you can't fault the bachelors and bachelorettes for picking within their race as they are just picking the most compatible.
Yup. The inauthenticity of forced diversity in television is ridiculous. Give me realism or im out.
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shareI've watched this show on and off from the beginning and I think the producers try to just fill the minority quota as to not be labeled racist. It's only been within the last few seasons that some of the black girls lasted longer than 3 episodes (I know I'm exaggerating). But coming from a black woman married to a white man, I would love to see more diversity; not just on this show, but other train wrecks of entertainment, such as Married at First Sight.
shareIt does seem to be very different in America than in other first world countries. Here in New Zealand, Maori and Pacific Island men and women are considered very attractive by white people (if they are healthy and fit). The next bachelor here is probably going to be Maori.
But on the American show, it just seems like the white people just don't find many of the blacks on the show very attractive? I don't know. I remember Sean getting rid of Robyn quite early and I thought he was crazy because she was gorgeous and they seemed to have some chemistry, even if they didn't show much of it.