E-mail a friendDecember 12, 2006
Tavis talks with former U.S. Secretary of State Warren Christopher and activist rap artist Chuck D.
Warren Christopher
Warren Christopher
Diplomat and lawyer Warren Christopher has spent more than 5 decades in public service. He served under three presidents, including as Secretary of State, and earned the Medal of Freedom for the release of American hostages in Iran. In his adopted city of L.A., he had leading roles on commissions formed in the aftermath of the Watts riots and the Rodney King case. Christopher has authored four books, co-chairs the Pacific Council on International Policy and is Chairman of O'Melveny & Myers law firm.
Chuck D
Chuck D
Chuck D is the founder of Public Enemy, considered a pioneer of politically conscious rap music. The group is celebrating its 20th anniversary with a new CD. An outspoken advocate of music on the Web, Chuck D delivers his message through various mediums. He launched the multi-format 'supersite' Rapstation, has hosted Air America Radio shows and narrated a short film explaining the impact of conflict diamonds on Africa. He also frequently appears as a guest lecturer at colleges across the country.