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 The Bachelor reality program has been a popular ABC production for nearly 20 years and this might be one of the biggest news headlines besides all the drama and relationships. One contestant Rachael Kirkconnell on the show this year is caught up with many racially insensitive allegations brought to light, bringing up past actions and comments growing up in the south.  Chris Harrison, one of Bachelor productions talks to previous bachelorette Rachel Lindsey in the interview below. Chris seemingly tries to filibuster the interview taking the view away from Bachelor Production and looking toward individual contestants and talking about traditional southern culture involving 'woke' rhetoric.  The topic about Rachael K showed on Tik Tok about how allegedly including friends bullying people for liking black guys and even bringing up family racial social media posts and likes. Also pictures involving old south parties involving Kappa Alpha  has been problematic and contro...

First and foremost, I understand this show has a little to very poor track record in terms of relationships and I don't know why reality shows are just so addicting but some are.  The show The Bachelor has been around for nearly 20 years, accumulating other shows The Bachelorette, Bachelor in Paradise, and Olympic themed The Bachelor: Winter Games.  The whole corona and quarantine thing this past 2020  has caused truly put the show to the test, creating inventive ways to comply with production regulations as well as create a successful show series.  But corona really wasn't as an issue for the most part this year. 2020 started off with the short lived Bachelorette Clare Crawley with Dale Moss leaving together after a few weeks ultimately ending a five month engagement.   The filming for The Bachelorette this past summer with Tayshia Adams was less adventurous than normal with their location being at La Quinta in Palms Springs in the dead of summer. Little t...