If you believe what you hear on the TV or on Facebook, man, that cancel culture is coming

for just about everything these days.

Dr. Sous is supposedly getting canceled for his racist caricatures.

The Muppets are apparently getting canceled because an old episode featured a Confederate

flag.

It's getting so bad that this past weekend's conservative political action conference

or CPAC held in Orlando, Florida was themed around un-canceling America.

Of course, even they had to cancel a speaker who called Judaism a complete lie.

You can't win these days with cancel culture, y'all.

And now they say cancel culture is coming for one of reality TV's crown jewels, the

Bachelor.

The latest season of the show was supposed to be an historic one.

Instead, the season's been mired in controversy that's left one of America's most reliable

reality TV franchises in a pretty serious identity crisis.

This reality TV show is starting to look a lot like reality.

Before we get into what's a foot in Bachelor Nation, a quick primer on the show from someone

in the know.

My name is Brandy Monk-Payton.

I am a professor of communication and media studies at Fordham University.

Brandy teaches students about the Bachelor.

Yes, the Bachelor.

Mondays at 80's, turn 7, central time on ABC.

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