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Don Cheadle on Over 30 Years of Acting, Producing, and Activism

Plus, Larry Wilmore talks to Cheadle about his new project, ‘Black Monday’

By Larry Wilmore: Black on the Air
2020 Winter TCA Tour - Day 7 Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images


Larry is joined by actor Don Cheadle to discuss his come-up as a Black actor in the ’90s (9:18), the electricity of his most recent project, Black Monday (32:50), and how celebrities can most effectively use their platforms for activism (43:10).

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