400 Years Since 1619: Rachel Lindsay Alleges The Bachelorette Purposely Cast Black Men Who Didn’t Date Black Women

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Thursday, May 20, 2021

Rachel Lindsay Alleges The Bachelorette Purposely Cast Black Men Who Didn’t Date Black Women

Rachel Lindsay, the first Black Bachelorette, has been consistently outspoken about the lack of diversity within the Bachelor franchise.

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Rachel Lindsay Alleges The Bachelorette Purposely Cast Black Men Who Didn’t Date Black Women

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