Dont know if this has been posted yet.
I really havent watched the real world in like years but I came across the cast bios and it looks like this season we have 2 girls with real interracial potential we have
Jemmye Carroll from a small town in Mississippi that is Southern Baptist and very conservative,
From her cast cast bio:
A vocal supporter of gay marriage and legalization of marijuana, Jemmye doesn't necessarily come off as someone from a conservative Mississippi hometown. She enjoys casual sex with no commitment, and she has a preference for black men which is about as scandalous as it gets in her heavily Southern Baptist community.
Then you have Sahar "Hollywood" Dika
from her cast bio
Sahar grew up in a conservative Arab community in Dearborn, MI. It would be easy to assume that because of that she's a submissive, conservative girl. But that would not be the case. She's a strong-willed, liberal Muslim who is not easily intimidated. Expect her to speak her mind. Sahar was fortunate to have parents who allowed her a bit more space to be herself; however, there are still things that she was forced to hide from her community, like her virginity... or lack thereof. Although in a vague long-distance relationship, Sahar is used to turning heads and is constantly crushing on boys-- but just wait until she meets roommate Eric.
Eric is the straight black male cast memebr in the house.
I really havent watched the real world in like years but I came across the cast bios and it looks like this season we have 2 girls with real interracial potential we have
Jemmye Carroll from a small town in Mississippi that is Southern Baptist and very conservative,
From her cast cast bio:
A vocal supporter of gay marriage and legalization of marijuana, Jemmye doesn't necessarily come off as someone from a conservative Mississippi hometown. She enjoys casual sex with no commitment, and she has a preference for black men which is about as scandalous as it gets in her heavily Southern Baptist community.
Then you have Sahar "Hollywood" Dika
from her cast bio
Sahar grew up in a conservative Arab community in Dearborn, MI. It would be easy to assume that because of that she's a submissive, conservative girl. But that would not be the case. She's a strong-willed, liberal Muslim who is not easily intimidated. Expect her to speak her mind. Sahar was fortunate to have parents who allowed her a bit more space to be herself; however, there are still things that she was forced to hide from her community, like her virginity... or lack thereof. Although in a vague long-distance relationship, Sahar is used to turning heads and is constantly crushing on boys-- but just wait until she meets roommate Eric.
Eric is the straight black male cast memebr in the house.
