‘Big Brother’ Winner Taylor Hale Says Contestants Should Own Racism on Show

Taylor Hale — the primary Black lady to win “Huge Brother” — says the present definitely has a racism drawback, however thinks there’s a better approach to take care of it moreover outright canceling.

We talked to the truth present winner, who took house an $800k money prize final 12 months, in L.A. about what she fabricated from a recurring theme on ‘BB’ currently … specifically, white contestants persevering with to say problematic issues about fellow Black rivals 12 months in and 12 months out.

Taylor says she’s positively conscious of that pattern however does not suppose it is distinctive to the well-known CBS sequence. Quite the opposite, she says it is merely a microcosm of American society.

Curiously sufficient … TH additionally does not suppose the racism and/or microaggressions — of which she fell sufferer to on a number of events — are a cardinal sin in and of themselves within the context of the present. Actually, Taylor says it is a strategic tactic that might be used to win.

What she does take concern with, nonetheless, is when individuals get known as out for it … solely to try to deny any wrongdoing. In her eyes, if people simply owned their dangerous habits and chalked it as much as competitors … they’d most likely come out on the opposite facet comparatively unscathed.

It is an interesting take … principally, Taylor feels like a realist right here — noting that racism completely exists, but additionally declaring that individuals exhibiting their true biased colours in the middle of the present is not as huge a deal as Twitter makes it out to be every season.

Case by case, after all … typically contestants say/do issues that are actually cancelable — and after they do, they’re booted ASAP. Taylor says ‘BB’ handles all this properly sufficient.