[Swan]

"Given the overt anti-asian racism from Trish, a black woman, it seems arbitrary to draw the white/non-white divide when looking at concepts like racism and bigotry.

To try and extrapolate from Big Brother results racial biases and/or other prejudices is like claiming you can look into someone's soul by reading their palms. It's random.

Here's some stats from Big Brother pertaining to race and gender.

1. The winner was mixed race.
2. Every male in the final was gay.
3. Two of the three women in the final were non-white.
4. The most hated housemate of the entire series was a straight, white male (Paul).
5. When the Trish/Paul, house divide was at its peak, the housemates that got the biggest cheers when their names were read out were Trish and Noki, two black women. The housemates who got the biggest boos were Paul and Olivia. Both white, both straight.

Now I actually liked Trish and didn't like Paul. I'd have cheered Trish if I was at those eviction nights. But if I wanted to I could put all those stats together and decide Britain hated white people (in particular white men, in particular straight men). But that would be silly. As is the idea Noki finishing 5th and Yinrun finishing 4th means anything pertaining to racial biases."

Also wanna add, Kerry was probably the most hated female, a straight white woman.

Pretty much debunks those absolutely desperate to yell "RACISM" and every other turn.