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Skip to main content 'Bachelor' fans have been talking about diversity issues for years - now they're at their breaking point Anying Guo, The Washington Post Feb. 19, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 3 1of3Show lead Matt James, left, and host Chris Harrison in an episode of "The Bachelor."Craig Sjodin/ABCShow MoreShow Less 2of3The contestants on the current season of "The Bachelor."Craig Sjodin/ABCShow MoreShow Less 3of3 When Myah Genung saw the disastrous interview between "The Bachelor" host Chris Harrison and former franchise star Rachel Lindsay, she was reminded of a saying: "I'm sh...

How a group of 'Bachelor' fans is working to improve the franchise's diversity Every rose has its thorns, and the "Bachelor" franchise is full of 'em. Image: vicky leta / mashable On June 1, 2020, members of the private Bachelor-themed Facebook group, Brett's Bachelor Buds, started organizing. It had been a week since George Floyd was killed by police, emotions were running high, and people across the country were experiencing a heightened awareness of racial inequality.  The Facebook group, which formed in March 2020, was meant to act as a fun, positive space for 7,200 fans and countin...