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Why is it so perilous to be a person of colour on The Traitors? | Zoe Williams

The year is 2026, and "The Traitors" has premiered its new season, dominating the news cycle. The show's revamped format, including a secret traitor, has captivated the public, uniting viewers across all demographics. The author observes that everyone is united in their excitement for the show, transcending typical political divisions. The show's popularity is like a nostalgic escape, evoking simpler times for the nation. The author acknowledges the widespread enthusiasm and avoids criticism due to the show's popularity. However, the author foreshadows a future conversation about the experiences of people of color on the show. The author believes this important conversation needs to happen sooner rather than later. The article ends with a call for reader opinions on this issue. People are invited to submit their responses for possible publication. The article focuses on cultural and societal implications of the popular show.
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