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Several hours before the BET Awards got underway in Los Angeles last night, Najee Ali, his group Project Islamic HOPE and a coalition of black fathers held a press conference outside of event's venue to protest the show's removal of John Amos as a presenter because he was "too old." Amos' old "Good Times" costars Jimmy Walker Jr., Bernadette Stanis and Ralph Carter were among the talent scheduled to appear during the ceremony. But according to Ali, the ceremony's talent executive, Deborah Byrd,[url=http://www.xantrex.cc]Louis Vuitton[/url], cut Amos from the lineup because of his age. "Why?" Ali asked in a statement.
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John Amos was and still is one of my heroes. I was a teenager when he was on Good Times and so often I wished my own father was more like James Evans. He (James Evans) was strong, he was vulnerable. He was big hearted, intelligent and most of all he left no doubt he loved his children dearly. While we all appreciate what a ground breaking show Good Times was for television and its appeal to the Black audience, the Evans family transcended race by providing positive role models for young people of all colors. I am a middle aged white man who still carries many lessons learned about being a man, a good man, from James Evans. What were the powers that be at BET thinking when they nixed John Amos?
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