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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I can't be the only one who has realized that people of color are the first voted off on Survivor... always. It's depressing.[/quote] If you're talking about women of color, yes, they're always a low-risk elimination and targeted early. Michaela's been nearly there, but she saved her tribe more than once. I've always thought minority women (including Asian, Hispanic) were cast for their potential to be socially-awkward disruptors. They're always picking someone who's opinionated and/or overly expressive and often with nothing in common with anyone else on their tribe. I think it's something that allows stereotypes to persist in our culture. It seems like they went in the opposite direction with CeCe, but she just had no game whatsoever. She even says that she went in focusing on establishing relationships. Come on, lady, being social IS strategy. http://people.com/tv/survivor-recap-cece-taylor-voted-off-interview/[/quote]
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