Latest Breaking News On - Clarence jenkins - Page 2 : comparemela.com

host: our first guest of the morning as a musician, activist and author of the book clandestine relationships. daryl davis, welcome to washington journal. what do you do for your main job? guest: i am a professional musician, touring around the world. host: what kind of music do you do? guest: whatever they pay me to play. [laughter] my degree is in jazz, but i play a lot of rock n roll, country. host: you take this path of being a musician, and somehow you end up meeting with members of the ku klux klan. guest: as a bandleader, my job on stage is to foster harmony between all the voices on my stage. anytime you hear dissidents, unless it is dissonance unless it is intentionally injected, it is noise. i try to have harmony. when i step off the stage, i want to have harmony around me in society. host: when did you realize this was something you needed to do? guest: i spent a lot of time as a child, growing up overseas. i traveled a lot. i was always in multicultural sch

New yorkUnited statesNorth hollywoodAl iskandariyahRepublic ofSan antonioSouth dakotaSouth carolinaNeptune beachClarence jenkinsHarry trumanDaryl davisJames earl jonesKlux klanAlbert desalvoJerry lee