Marissa

The one black girl in everything that I've done. It's just the spaces that I occupy, the things that I end up doing. And for it to show up on the show like that was actually bizarre too. Because there were so many black women, so many black men. It's Charlotte. It's Charlotte. And it just, it's still Charlotte. So I could see why a lot of the girls in my pods were like, no, no.

The one black girl in everything that I've done. It's just the spaces that I occupy, the things that I end up doing. And for it to show up on the show like that was actually bizarre too. Because there were so many black women, so many black men. It's Charlotte. It's Charlotte. And it just, it's still Charlotte. So I could see why a lot of the girls in my pods were like, no, no.

The one black girl in everything that I've done. It's just the spaces that I occupy, the things that I end up doing. And for it to show up on the show like that was actually bizarre too. Because there were so many black women, so many black men. It's Charlotte. It's Charlotte. And it just, it's still Charlotte. So I could see why a lot of the girls in my pods were like, no, no.

Can we just talk about the black men in general? On reality TV shows in general, dating, the sigh, the audible sighs.

Can we just talk about the black men in general? On reality TV shows in general, dating, the sigh, the audible sighs.

Can we just talk about the black men in general? On reality TV shows in general, dating, the sigh, the audible sighs.

Well, because, you know, I really had a lot of, I was being DeLulu, too. I was hopeful. I was very hopeful that, no, they're kind of fine. Like, a really good bunch. No, they didn't. And not saying that it was their fault. I think just the men that went for the show.

Well, because, you know, I really had a lot of, I was being DeLulu, too. I was hopeful. I was very hopeful that, no, they're kind of fine. Like, a really good bunch. No, they didn't. And not saying that it was their fault. I think just the men that went for the show.

Well, because, you know, I really had a lot of, I was being DeLulu, too. I was hopeful. I was very hopeful that, no, they're kind of fine. Like, a really good bunch. No, they didn't. And not saying that it was their fault. I think just the men that went for the show.

I want to sit in on a casting call. Like, I just want to be in the back. And I want to hear what these men are saying that's allowing them to sneak through that crack. Because that wasn't even, like, a good example of, like, the DMV men. Really? I wouldn't think so. If you look at the black men in our community, being vulnerable is not necessarily like, that's still such a stigma and such a thing.

I want to sit in on a casting call. Like, I just want to be in the back. And I want to hear what these men are saying that's allowing them to sneak through that crack. Because that wasn't even, like, a good example of, like, the DMV men. Really? I wouldn't think so. If you look at the black men in our community, being vulnerable is not necessarily like, that's still such a stigma and such a thing.

I want to sit in on a casting call. Like, I just want to be in the back. And I want to hear what these men are saying that's allowing them to sneak through that crack. Because that wasn't even, like, a good example of, like, the DMV men. Really? I wouldn't think so. If you look at the black men in our community, being vulnerable is not necessarily like, that's still such a stigma and such a thing.

So it's like the people, the black men that are applying to these shows are going to kind of be towards a specific archetype in a sense. Versus like women, I think we're a bit more diverse in our personalities and careers and things. But like black men are still overcoming this stigma of always having to be vulnerable and be strong and all these, or sorry.

So it's like the people, the black men that are applying to these shows are going to kind of be towards a specific archetype in a sense. Versus like women, I think we're a bit more diverse in our personalities and careers and things. But like black men are still overcoming this stigma of always having to be vulnerable and be strong and all these, or sorry.

So it's like the people, the black men that are applying to these shows are going to kind of be towards a specific archetype in a sense. Versus like women, I think we're a bit more diverse in our personalities and careers and things. But like black men are still overcoming this stigma of always having to be vulnerable and be strong and all these, or sorry.

Always having to be strong and not being vulnerable. So maybe that's why we don't see, like, you know.

Always having to be strong and not being vulnerable. So maybe that's why we don't see, like, you know.

Always having to be strong and not being vulnerable. So maybe that's why we don't see, like, you know.

But everybody also has a security clearance in D.C., so they also probably didn't want to lose their job. I'm crying.

But everybody also has a security clearance in D.C., so they also probably didn't want to lose their job. I'm crying.