How Reality TV Exploits Black Women & Peddles A Problematic Perception And Narrative (My youTube Video)

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...PURE EVIL How Reality TV Exploits Black Women & Peddles A Problematic Perception And Narrative (DEEP-DIVE) Capitalism, 2024 VLOGMAS DAY 3, Today I talk to you about the, UNSOLVED True Crime Case Daily Stories, Of The OVERALL Reality T.V Industry, I talk about, Reality television became rapidly popular in the 1990s-2000s because audiences could more easily relate to people and occurrences that were similar to what they experienced in their everyday lives, Shows such as, Bad Girls Club, The Amazing Race, Survivor, Fear Factor, America's NEXT Top Model, Hell's Kitchen, Rock Of Love Bus, I Love Money, Charm School, “Real People” and “The Real World,” were some of the first reality TV series to be widely consumed by the general public then came other shows such as, VH1's Black Ink Crew New York, Love & Hip Hop, and Baddies with Natalie Nunn On Zeus, and MORE, Platforms like Zeus have cornered the market for Exploitative black reality TV but their content can have wider implications for communities already plagued by racial stereotypes Colorism also runs rampant within this genre of television Because the show operates through a narrative crafted by rich capitalist pig white producers it’s no surprise that anti Blackness and those undertones find their way into the final product of the TV shows, BGC was a major sensation in the early 2010's Now the controversial reality television show is back in action on Hulu the streaming network However it gets major backlash and criticized for its exploitation of venerable women as a whole A lawsuit allegally happened after this The Clermont twins sued Bad Girls Club 'BGC' producers and production because they allowed other bad girls to ruin ALL the twins personal belongings in the name of entertainment, 

Elise Harris also known as the diva chef from Hell's Kitchen will NEVER go on Hell's Kitchen again because Reality TV can destroy people's images by presenting heavily edited and curated versions of their lives, often highlighting negative aspects or manufactured drama, leading to a distorted public perception that may not reflect their true personalities, and potentially damaging their reputation or career prospects, all while reality tv shows profit massively, Former ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ Stars Recall On-Set Experiences with Gordon Ramsay in ‘Dark Side of Reality TV’ Docuseries, episode of VICE’s Dark Side of Reality TV docuseries, former Hell’s Kitchen contestants opened up about their time on the cooking competition show and specifically, their on-set experience with the show’s host, Chef Gordon Ramsay, Ariel Malone from Hell's Kitchen Season 15 Ariel alleged on the docuseries that her win on the show was supposed to include a position as the executive chef of BLT Steak in Las Vegas Nevada a tourism destination for tourists and vacationers, The show fooled her into thinking she would get the head chef  of BLT steak, The Winners of Gordon Ramsay's Hells Kitchen reality tv show almost NEVER get their promised head chef position and she was later informed that her role at the restaurant was technically “paid talent.” Frequently on dating reality tv shows a lighter-skinned Black woman will be chosen before, if ever, the darker-skinned Black woman is picked, In 2021, colorism reached a level that was unacceptable within ‘The Bachelor franchise, and 36 contestants at the time shared a joint statement speaking against “any defense of racism.” The franchise, to the shock of many viewers, fired Chris Harrison as spokesperson and host of the show, and replaced him with Jesse Palmer; after these events unfolded, What makes reality tv show producers and networks think it’s okay to represent the Black community in this way? The year is 2024, and these sensationalized ideas of Black women have to go, Unless all of us come together to call out the falsehoods we see in popular media, nothing will ever change, and the Black community, Black women, and other minority groups will continue to have their characters defamation on reality television daily, ETC!!!