Rachel Lindsay

Rachel Lindsay is once again making her voice heard when it comes to The Bachelorette.

And said voice remains very negative these days.

Rachel Lindsay is not messing around these days, you guys.

She's not beating around any bushes whatsoever.

Rachel Lindsay continues to call out the franchise that made her famous.

The former Bachelorette, who has recently been thrust into the national spotlight as a result of the nationwide protests and the related push to diversify this program, appeared this week on a special Watch What Happens Live on Bravo.

Rachel Lindsay is very happy that Matt James has been cast as The Bachelor.

Don't get her wrong.

As we're sure you're aware, race relations have been at the forefront of the national discourse in recent weeks, and many long overdue conversations are finally taking place.

Something as inconsequential as a reality dating show might seem like a mere distraction following the police murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and the weeks of protests that followed.

Rachel Lindsay will forever be a part of Bachelor Nation.

This is simply a fact, considering she anchored Season 13 of The Bachelorette.

Rachel Lindsay is very disappointed in Hannah Brown.

And she's here to explain why.

Well, if you're a citizen of Bachelor Nation, then you've certainly heard the news by now.

Hannah Brown said the N-word this week while rapping along to DaBaby's "Rockstar" on Instagram Live.

Some things just aren't meant to last forever.

Don't get us wrong, Rachel Lindsay married Bryan Abasolo after a long engagement. But she and Raven Gates had a massive falling out.

Now, the Bachelor Nation knows for sure who was selected as Bachelor and has even met the new season's contestants.

But Mike Johnson was an incredibly popular contender: handsome, charming, and fresh on the minds of fans.

Since her time as Bachelorette, Rachel Lindsay has given some truly excellent advice to Hannah Brown and, before her, to Becca Kufrin.

But when it comes to her engagement to Bryan Abasolo, she's doing it all on her own terms.

With all the controversy surrounding Jed Wyatt's secret girlfriend, some of the wildest drama surrounding the current season of The Bachelorette has occurred off camera.

In fact, the show itself would be about as thrilling as watching paint dry in 2-hour installments were it not for the absolutely batsh-t antics of the maniac known as Luke P.

If you follow The Bachelorette Spoilers, you already know who Becca Kufrin picks. If not ... you must be on the edge of your seat with worry.

Major concerns are that Becca will choose Garrett Yrigoyen, whose bigoted social media history was exposed ... but after the finale was filmed.

Rachel Lindsay was The Bachelorette's first black leading lady. A lot of people were troubled that it took until Season 13 for that to happen.

Now, Rachel is engaged, but she's not optimistic about the chances of seeing another black Bachelorette in the near future.

The Bachelor's coveted hometown dates begin tonight, with Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s final four women introducing them to their families.

According to one woman who's been on both sides of this Bachelor milestone, however, three of them might as well not even bother ...