Rachel Lindsay reveals where she and Hannah Brown were after the “N-Word” controversy. –

Rachel Lindsay recalled the response she received from Bachelor Nation after she tried to turn her conversation and discussion with Hannah Brown into a teaching moment.

Rachel Lindsay She sought to help the Bachelor Nation series through its obvious race-based issues and in a modern, welcoming space, offering her insights and experience as a black woman who once starred in the show. Despite his best efforts, the former lawyer has repeatedly faced backlash, criticism, and even death threats as he tries to turn every topic into a teaching moment. In her new book I miss you with this: important information, useful information and some hard factsRachel talks about her efforts to educate and support hanna brown after that DWTS The winner pronounced the N word while saying the a word. from baby“On Instagram Live followed the fallout targeting Rockstar… and Rachel.

“When Hannah got her book out, I was wondering if she would accept it, and she did. But she didn’t mention my relationship with her, which is totally her right. It’s her book. But I found it interesting because I remember thinking on the Rachel website, ‘I’m writing my book and I’m definitely going to talk about it. HollywoodLife Podcast † “It wasn’t about her using the word, because she and I are fine. We talked, he apologized and he took the time to really understand the way he apologized to me. They were not sincere at all, they were really sincere. But the problem was how a segment of the Bachelor Nation reacted to this event”.

After Hannah’s IG Live went viral, Rachel posted a video explaining why using the “N word” was offensive, the story of the word, and why it was so offensive. “The video wasn’t about Hannah. She was claiming the accident and was explaining it as a black-I can explain why that word hurts so much and why people were angry when they used that word in a way that no one else did. I took this as a teaching moment and what did I get in return? People judging me,” Rachel says. “‘How could you do that? Where is your grace? Where is your understanding? Where is your mercy?'”

The Texas native referred to a chapter in his new book, “A Nation of Double Standards,” where he covers the Bachelor Nation’s section that constantly floods his comments and DMs with negativity and hatred. “They constantly preach compassion, compassion, and understanding to me, to other people, and how I couldn’t stand it. But they can never find those things and never apply them to me,” Rachel explained. “I must have done, must have done something to get that person to say what he was doing in an interview. I didn’t give that person enough time and understanding, or I didn’t realize if he was a good hearted person he didn’t. I am serious. In the end, it’s always my fault”.

As a reporter for Extra and also as a podcast host from lathan, Rachel has decided to part ways with Bachelor Nation, as she has devoted her heart, patience, and time to the franchise since her first appearance in 2017. “I tell my story in one place and I feel really good. about that,” Rachel said about her new book, closing that chapter of her life. “I don’t think I’ll have to see him again after this. They can have my book,” she said.