The “survivor” tribal council heats up as drifters confront what is called subconscious racism.

Racist debates took place to dramatically end the global “survivor.”

In a new episode on Wednesday night, participants faced double exclusion as the remaining 10 players were split into groups of five.

The first group voted for Rocksroy Bailey. This pushed Drea Wheeler back in the second group of tribal councils.

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Rocksroy was the second black contestant and Dream wasn’t going to be the third, taking up what she saw as a systematic issue in the show.

“At some point, it always happens where black contestants are kicked out,” she explained. “And that’s exactly what this is right now. So yeah, I’m angry.”

Asked by host Jeff Probst if he thinks it’s a race-related issue, Drea said, “Unfortunately, I think it’s just a little unknowingly.”

She added: It’s a reset for me. This is a game changer. “

Drea’s teammate Marian Oketch, who was supposed to write down Drea’s name, announced that she had changed her mind so that it wouldn’t be “part of a permanent problem.”

In any case, Drea was safe from exclusion after playing a hidden immune idol, and Marianne used her own idol, even though she knew she wouldn’t be the target of exclusion. Joined her in solidarity.

“I need to play this so that the viewer can know that I didn’t do it another day for the race,” she said. .. “I, 1000%, Jeff, 1000% confident, I can tell you that if both of us didn’t play our idols tonight, we would be seeing someone say they used the race. increase.”

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However, not everyone is happy with the nature of the conversation.

“I don’t think this is correct, because everyone is coming this way. We are racists,” Jonathan added plans to vote for Drea. “It has nothing to do with race.”

Marianne tried to explain that everyone could have a subconscious prejudice, but Jonathan said, “I unknowingly say I’m a racist, but that’s not true. I answered.

Drea told him: This is my situation, my problem. I’m working the way I wanted to. “

When it was time to vote, Probst avoided the “glamor and situation” of the voting ritual and instead opened it up for discussion.

The vote was given to Lindsay Dolashewich and Tori Meehan because both Drea and Maryanne are using immune idols and Jonathan is already immune.

In the end, Tori was voted and she couldn’t beat the odds of 1 to 6 even though she used her Shot in the Dark to stay on the show.

Globally pay attention to “survivors” at 8 pm ET / PT on Wednesday.