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Fight The Power: Rap, Race, and Reality

Posted Mar 27 2006

By Daniel D. Zarazua

Public Enemy's front man gives his opinion on everything from affirmative action to the best MCs of all time.

Public Enemy's front man gives his opinion on everything from affirmative action to the best MCs of all time. Of particular interest are his reflections on being part of one of hip-hop's most political groups and PE's efforts to remain relevant. From artistry, to showmanship, to progressive business tactics, D is one of hip-hop's most overlooked pioneers.

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