In reply to X,Y,"and Z".

X factor racist? HELL YEAH!

Talking as a British person the British media including X factor are racist. Having Kelly Rowland on the show was offensive to them, how dear they have a dark skinned beautiful, successful black woman on the television, especially one of the most popular shows (the majority of the public didn't like her for those reasons including the media, they rather have somebody who looks like them.)

This is how it works to be liked by the british media or the british population, this is what you have to have:

1, You have to be white
2, If you are not white, you have to have eurocentric features:
You have to have lightskin, straight hair, small nose, small lips
3, if you are not a lightskined black person with eurocentric features, you have to be a black man. If they want to seem to be "multi-cultural" a black man is the next option, especially if he dates white women. You never see a black couple in the media, it is non heard of.
THE OTHER THING YOU WONT SEE IS A DARK SKINNED WOMEN, especially when she is good looking. It is too offensive they want to maintain the European standard of beauty, having a dark skinned black women is defeating the purpose, apparently. so there is no way they are going to like Kelly Rowland, and the will find any opportunity to say all sorts about her. They can't have a dark skin woman being admired by they brothers, relatives or husbands. That is the reason they can accept Beyonce or Rihanna, because they don't look far off from a white person, they have light skin and now bloude hair, happy days.

Alexandra won xfactor last year. but there is no way they will let another black woman win xfactor or be on xfactor, one is more than enough (now the can say everybody has an equal opportunity). That is a reason why a lot of talented black women get voted off the show in the early stages. Last year Meshia B was treated really badly, she was always in the bottom 2, the media always wrote nasty things about her, even though she was the most talented contestant. Racism is live and kicking towards black women within the british media, and x factor has just made it that clear.

No xfactor for me no more!