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ANTI 'AMERICAN IDOL' RALLY PLANNED TO SUPPORT FRENCHIE DAVIS: Activist Najee Ali, supporters claim show is guilty of 'double standard.'(March 5, 2007)
*Without beating around the bush, civil rights activist Najee Ali, celebrities, community leaders and Chris Tian & Friends for Frenchie Davis, will confront "American Idol" this Tuesday claiming a double standard exists.
With the recent headlines regarding explicit photos of "Idol"'s season six contestant Antonella Barba being brought to focus via news outlets and on talk programs nationwide, a celebrity rally on Tuesday will examine the issue of a double standard as it relates to the Fox-TV program's treatment of Frenchie Davis. Tuesday's planned rally/press conference is scheduled to be held at 11 am in front of the Kodak Theater in Hollywood where the "American Idol" program is broadcast from. Four years ago Davis was dismissed from the show for purported racy photos. But those photos, which Davis told EUR in an exclusive interview, were never seen either by the "Idol" powers that be, nor the public. On top of that she maintains her photos were of her modeling lingerie. Barbas' are of the hardcore porn type and have actually been published and seen by the public.
Najee Ali Project Islamic Hope's Ali, who is known for his no nonsense, take no prisoners style of speaking out on current issues, will be joined at the rally by season one "Idol" Producer Tarvenia Jones, Frenchie Davis (by phone), and Belinda Foster, manager of Frenchie Davis. The public is encouraged to join the rally on the "IDOL MELTDOWN on the DOUBLE STANDARD that is plaguing the current season with its current contestants," states the press release. Ali and the participants are rallying that "Davis be brought back on 'Idol' now." Additionally, a "Vote for Frenchie back on 'Idol' now" email address has been set up by Chris Tian & Friends For Frenchie Davis at: SupportFrenchie@aol.com. What: Rally on the American Idol Meltdown/ The Double Standard Who: Civil Rights Activist Najee Ali,Celebrities and Community leaders When: Tuesday, March 6, 2007 at 11:00AM Where: The Kodak Theater, 6801 Hollywood Boulevard., LA CA (Hollywood/Highland)
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