8.04pm GMT This girl is also 16. "You're only 16!" the judges all scream at her in unison.
Mr. Kral often joins her for unison singing, so nice to hear with its well-placed rhythms, cushioned by piano, bass and percussion.
He cites women such as Tracy, a 50-year-old site manager from Middlesbrough, who had been told by her union (Unison) that she did not have a claim.
"I want one more hug!" Krista said to their grandmother, and then a few minutes later, they both called out to her, in unison, "I miss you!" But in the dim light of their room, a night light casting faint, glowing stars and a moon on the ceiling, the girls also showed bedtime behavior that seemed distinctly theirs.
Back in the 1980s, Allred fought for child support and equal pay, arguing to keep abortion legal at rallies and battling haters on Sally and Geraldo while men in the audience would boo her in unison.
On the first night, she performed to a crowd of fans who recited every word off her latest album 1992 with her in perfect unison.
Bintou Dembele, the only woman, uses her African dance training in blazing exuberance that does not preclude her dancing in unison with the men, who also include Najib Guerfi, Outhay Bouttavong, Chad Mehala and Mr. Merzouki.
Almost in unison, her students shouted, "You're good".
When she starts singing "Fuck You", her anti-racist, anti-homophobic song about the BNP and the Bush era, everybody knows the words and adopts her gestures, in unison.
The women around her nod in unison, passing around a faded photograph of the smiling father with his little boy.
