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Yet they can't find love.
I'm short and I found a woman to marry right after I finished highschool.
What's their problem?

Two seasons ago, on finale night of Big Brother 21, the winner of Big Brother was notified that he was a target in social media as a “racist person” for the way he treated one of his former housemates and was finally allowed to respond to the allegations he was just notified of.

Now, skip ahead to this season. The current household was divided into four different groups to battle it out like they normally do on Big Brother. Along with these groups, secret alliances were allowed to be formed as well. One of these secret alliances was named “The Cookout”.

As the game has been played these weeks, individuals were put on the block and evicted from the house, slowly dwindling the numbers of house guests. Just recently (two weeks ago), a conversation was edited into the broadcast between two of the “Cookout’s” members. This conversation included talking about how “all the evicted houseguests were of one certain race”. These two members let it be known that this was their intention from the beginning. They also decided they needed to make sure everyone else in the “cookout” doesn't repeat this “Discovery” in front of anybody else not a member.

This last episode on Thursday, once again had one of the same member of that conversation, trying to silence “that rumor” from being spread around the house.

My question to everyone is:

is it considered racism if it is incorporated with game strategy to win a reality game show