Analysis: The Bachelorette

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What is completely different with the new season of the ABC hit reality show ‘The Bachelorette’? This will definitely shock the viewers.

Did ABC just cast the first Black American "Bachelorette" ever? Chris Harrison speaks out.

Rachel Lindsay is the new "Bachelorette". She is no ordinary "Bachelorette" as she is the first black "Bachelorette" to run the show.

Lindsay is not just the first African American to lead this hit reality show in "The Bachelorette" arena but in "The Bachelor" category as well, The Hollywood Reporter reported. Lindsay has indeed broken the barriers.

Lindsay is a contestant in Nick Viall's season. Lindsay has received the first impression rose in her season, according to Glamour Celebs, a first then again for a

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