Since the Sunday prime time airing of FOX's, 'Family Guy', and their mocking of Terri Schiavo and other disabled people in the opening scene of the program, Terri's Foundation has been inundated with emotionally charged emails and phone calls.These supportive communications have been two-fold: sympathetic to the deep wounds that have been opened by this vulgar episode; and to express their anger and outrage at FOX Network for allowing this program to openly display prejudice towards people with cognitive disabilities. The intent of the people contacting us now is to cease their patronage of advertisers who support 'Family Guy'.
We are asking other disability rights groups and pro-family organizations to consider joining us in sending a message to Fox that programs which promote prejudice against disabled human beings will be boycotted along with their advertisers.
If you would like to contact FOX, here is their information:
Ms. Gail Berman, President
FOX Broadcasting Company
P.O. Box 900
Beverly Hills, CA 90213
(310) 369-1000
E-Mail: askfox@foxinc.com
Gaude Lydia Paez, Vice President Communications
FOX Broadcasting Company
Phone: (310) 369-3276
Fax: (310) 369-1283
E-Mail: gaude.paez@fox.com
FOX Broadcasting Company
10201 West Pico Blvd.,
Los Angeles, CA 90035
Phone: (310) 369-3553
Web: www.fox.com
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Outcry from Across the Country Continues Over Fox's 'Family Guy' Attack on Terri Schiavo
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Terri Schiavo Foundation
That was a really nasty piece of work, and Fox heard from me!
ReplyDeleteMy family would be happy to boycott the sponsors! Please include a list of them in the next article on this topic.
ReplyDeleteThis is what we've come to America? Somebody actually thought this was funny - and even got paid for it? I am appalled and I'm going to get busy and write Fox about it.
ReplyDeleteI hope everybody emails Fox and expresses their outrage!
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty sick stuff and absolutely humorless.
ReplyDeleteI feel sorry for the Schiavo family. There is no excuse for "Family Guy" to do this. It's outrageous and rude.
ReplyDeleteAnd we wonder why the younger generation doesn't have much respect for the elder generation? Here's an example why!
ReplyDeleteNot funny, FOX and Family Guy. Not a bit funny. Shame on you.
ReplyDeleteWhat's wrong with people that anybody would think this is funny?
ReplyDeletesickos = karma
ReplyDeleteFox should give a formal apology first to the Schiavo family, followed by an apology to their viewers.
ReplyDeleteBoycotting the sponsors will get Fox's attention as well as writing letters.
ReplyDeleteThank you, NASGA, for posting this story and spreading the word.