Tayshia Adams On Her Racial Identity And Her "Bachelorette" Experience

Higher Learning with Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

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Society & Culture

4.8 • 11.3K Ratings

🗓️ 8 December 2020

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay discuss James Harden recently being picture at Lil Baby’s birthday party without a mask (10:00) then are joined by current “Bachelorette” Tayshia Adams to discuss her racial identity and her experience on “The Bachelorette” (24:00). Then they talk about a recent viral video of dating expert Kevin Samuels (42:00), President Trump’s potential pardons (1:01:00), and give a Bachelorette recap (1:13:00). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Yo yo yo, thought warriors, what is up?
0:03.4	It is I, fan late, and it's time for higher learning.
0:06.8	And it's me, Rachel Lindsay, swear sometimes, you know?
0:10.0	So some of them I've been like, wait, are you gonna
0:11.8	introduce me to?
0:12.8	No, I'm not gonna introduce you to.
0:13.8	Fan late and it's higher learning.
0:14.8	So this weekend you guys.
0:15.8	I don't speak for you.
0:17.8	Hey, what's up with your bandana, you trippin'?
0:19.8	This is black.
0:21.8	Yeah, but some, it's, you realize it is not just blue.
0:25.8	Different sets have different colors of blue.
0:27.8	Oh, I'm not well versed in it, excuse me, but this is my new mask.
0:31.4	Ooh, ooh, ooh.
0:32.6	Right, it is dope.
0:33.6	That is kind of tight.
0:34.6	Yeah.
0:35.6	You look like a femme fatale.
0:37.2	Just let you guys know if you're not watching it, the mask looks like a bandana, but then
0:40.4	it comes up and over the ears.
0:42.8	I know I'm sure you guys have seen them.
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