Black Women, Love, Money, & A History of Reality Dating Shows

Use Coupon code ELEXUS for 50% off your annual #Beducated subscription! https://beducate.me/bg2320-elexus From Flavor of Love to Love is Blind... how have black women fared on dating shows? "Black love" is not an important term to everyone, but I have always rooted for it and hope to see healthier and inclusive versions of it in media. I get tired of seeing arguments about black men and women's marriage rates, black women's desirability, dating bus drivers, $200 dates, hypergamy, gold diggers, interracial dating, etc. What are black women facing when it comes to dating? I also wanted to explore those topics as well by contextualizing reality dating shows and providing a bit of history. Not only have they been historically racist to black women, but they have grown from fun game show gimmicks to serious commitments-- why do people enjoy them and how did we get here? How have reality shows simply reflected the truth and how have they distorted it? Should black women settle? There are over 50 sources for this video on patreon! https://patreon.com/intelexualmedia [Racism on The Bachelor, Iyanla Vanzant, Marilyn Monroe, Kevin Samuels, Dating Up, Reality TV, Tiffany and Brett, Flavor Flav, Tiffany New York Pollard, How To Marry a Millionaire, Do You Want to Marry a Multimillionaire, Joe Millionaire, Hypergamy, Mark Fleiss, Kwame and Chelsea, Micah, Marshall and Jackie, Netflix, How do reality shows impact society, how do reality shows impact us, how much reality tv, Rachel Lindsay, Rachael Kirkconnell, Matt James, Bachelor Nation, etc]