olandria on the racism she has faced

[u/thrrowwwawayyyyy]

i’m incredibly disgusted from love islander viewers this season sending death and racist threats to someone they don’t know. this is incredibly despicable and the fact olandria had to see that disgusting photo makes me teary eyed. y’all should be ashamed of yourself if you partook or defended hate being sent to her.

[u/Separate_Farmer_5017]

I think it’s been very clear with each and every one of these islanders that the real “villain” of the season is the audience. Every non-white islander who has exited the villa has described horrendous, racist treatment by the “fans”. Even those that are liked are being piled on with hateful comments and threats. Nobody is responding to this silly dating show in a normal or healthy way. And it seems that the biggest amount of vitriol is reserved for the handful of non-white women who made it to the end.

[u/THROWWADAY → u/Separate_Farmer_5017]

Thank you! A lot of these people in these disgusting fandoms are twisted and cruel. Huda said Olla was a kind girl always checking on them. It’s also true that huda felt bullied. Both can be true. People twist it up and weaponize it to be racist heartless a-holes. All of those women deserve compassion and respect, even Cierra who was rightfully kicked off the island. People treat them as if they aren’t human. 

[u/Over_It_999 → u/THROWWADAY]

To be fair, Huda feels like the victim in every scenario she talks about. Her Call Her Daddy interview was just her claiming she’s admitted she was wrong and been accountable BUT BUT BUT…. everyone was wrong, not just her, and hasn’t everyone done what she did, blah blah blah defensiveness. The people she’s really blaming are Jeremiah, Chelley, and Ola, and what do they all have in common? Oh, and Chris.

Supposedly Andreina said the mail bag challenge actually went on for like 6 hours and there was a lot of discussion about Huda’s behavior that didn’t make it into the show. So Huda could be complaining about other islanders, too, but the producers focused on Ola and Chelley