Just when things were beginning to look slightly better for The Bachelor, Rachel Lindsay, the franchise's first Black lead, spoke out Monday about the series' "toxic audience." In an essay published in Vulture, Lindsay wrote that the show's "fandom had always had a complicated relationship with me." But it "really started to turn against me" after her interview with the show's longtime host Chris Harrison, in which he controversially defended a contestant who attended an antebellum-themed formal. "The franchise has spent 19 years cultivating a toxic audience," Lindsay went on. "They have constantly given it a product it wants: a midwestern/southern white, blonde, light-eyed Christian." She divided Bachelor fans into two groups: the "Bachelor Nation" and the "Bachelor Klan," the latter of which is "hateful, racist, misogynistic, xenophobic, and homophobic." Read her full, damning essay at Vulture.
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