Tip “T.I.” Harris continues his powerful conversation with civil rights icon Ambassador Andrew Young as the two walk together through the National Center for Civil and Human Rights in Atlanta. Surrounded by the history he helped shape, Ambassador Young shares intimate stories about Dr. King, Malcolm X, John Lewis, Hosea Williams, and the movement’s frontline organizers — offering a rare perspective on nonviolence, leadership, and the evolution of Black progress in Atlanta.
Along the way, T.I. and Ambassador Young reflect on Emmett Till, the discipline behind peaceful protest, and the movement’s unfinished economic work. The episode also reveals the personal connection between the two Atlanta natives, including why Young once stepped in to support a young Tip. A living-history conversation recorded inside the museum itself, this is a moving tribute to legacy, mentorship, and the power of community.