Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
11%
2 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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Publisher signals
67/100
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The Industry actress, 30, left the show on Friday, with suspicions first raised after she defended Traitor Richard E. Grant before switching allegiance at the last second - and giving him a suspicious wink before voting him off the show.
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she → leave → show
Despite claiming her race might have played a role in her banishment, the Myha’la also strenuously defended her co-stars for voting her out, saying that she sealed her own fate.
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she → claim → fate
She wrote: “Unfortunately you were banished because you are BLACK.
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you → write → ?
In response, Myha’la wrote: “I sealed my own fate! And that early in the game there is VERY little to grasp on to, and I gave them… a lot.
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I → write → lot
“However, I do agree that unconscious racial and cultural bias exists in this game where my authenticity or honesty or the ways in which I choose to express myself look suspicious to people who are unfamiliar with people like me.
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who → agree → me
“I had this fear coming into the game, as I am a BIG fan and also clocked right away how prevalent this is in this game.
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this → have → game
And I came in knowing I’d be the only American (apart from Honorary British National Treasure Jerry Hall).
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I → come → Treasure
“I’m not saying it’s right, I’m not saying racism doesn’t exist, but I do have to defend my dear friends on this show who in no way consciously put bias on me because of my race.”
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who → say → race
The actress added that games like The Traitors should “allow more conversation around unconscious bias” and how, when under pressure, people gravitate towards things they know and understand.
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they → add → things
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She finished by writing: “It’s all love, and I REALLY genuinely appreciate your support.”
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I → read → support
In her closing speech, she said: “I have loved getting to know you all; thank you for loving me.
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I → say → me
“I will say to the Faithfuls, I don't think the Traitors are as dumb or as silly or as confused as you think they are.
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they → say → Faithfuls
I think they are a lot smarter.
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they → think → ?
In her exit interview, she said that trusting Richard was her downfall, adding: “Really, I shouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him, which is ultimately, I think, my demise.”
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I → say → him
Previous seasons of the show have frequently seen contestants from ethnic minority backgrounds eliminated in the early stages of the competition.
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contestants → see → competition
Three of the first Faithfuls eliminated in series four earlier this year were all minority ethnic players.
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Three → eliminate → series
She told Good Morning Britain at the time: “There is a pattern that we cannot ignore.
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we → tell → that
I'm not here to say the whole country is racist but we do have to talk about the fact is that there is an unconscious bias there.”
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fact → say → ?
Research conducted by The Guardian had previously shown further evidence of unconscious bias, with a report finding that non-white dancers on Strictly Come Dancing were 71% more likely to get voted into the bottom two.
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dancers → conduct → two
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