A Petition Asking A&E To Reinstate Duck Dynasty's Phil Robertson Has Reached Its Goal [THE BRIEF]
The group behind a petition asking A&E to immediately reinstate suspended Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson has reached its goal of 250,000 signatures. Created by the Christian consumer group Faith Driven Consumer, the "I Stand With Phil" petition also asks the network to apologize to Robertson and his fans for its "rash, discriminatory" treatment of him after he made racist and anti-gay remarks in a story published by GQ Magazine.
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