“I’m like, huh? She’s like, ‘I told you to get your gap closed.’ I’m like, ‘No you didn’t.’ She looks offstage to production ... In that moment, I knew what was happening. I knew that I was basically set up and not being told that Tyra wants me to get my gap closed so that it’s good for TV,” Evans explains in the video. This, perhaps, is the most insidious thing about all the offensive antics on “America’s Next Top Model.” It wasn’t just ignorance, but calculated ignorance. Everything — the blackface, forcing contestants to do things that made them genuinely uncomfortable or that played on real-life insecurities and traumas — was done not out of mere early- and mid-2000s naïveté but out of a concerted effort to make “good TV.”
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