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Keegan Drummond uses reality TV—especially The Bachelorette series—to explore our cultural tendency to accept half-truths because the full truth feels overwhelming or inconvenient. His article ultimately challenges us to examine how both media + our own habits can shape a distorted relationship with truth.
Keegan Drummond uses reality TV—especially The Bachelorette series—to explore our cultural tendency to accept half-truths because the full truth feels overwhelming or inconvenient. His article ultimately challenges us to examine how both media + our own habits can shape a distorted relationship with truth.