stokely's legacy is a transfo transformt transformtive lesacy but many have not heard of him and that is because he leaves the united states. in 1956 he did a five month tour of the world. he is in londoned with people like clr james. he is in cuba with castro. castro says stokely carmichael is under his protectio and if anything happens to stokely there is going to be trouble. he is in algeria with the revolutionary leaders who offer him head quarters in support something that carmichael will not take them up on but the black panthers will in a couple years, right? he is in ghana where he meets two people that have been extradited there and the leader who told the french who leave guinea and suffered after. he met up with mira, who was a beautiful south african singer, activist and icon who was introduced in the 1950's and they begin a romance and are married by 1968 and become this global pan-african couple. when we think about the international trip, meeting with them changes and transforms stokely carmichael's life. he comes back as a committed pan africanist tat is convinced the

wilderness areas in them where you can enter and see the planet as it was before humanity began to transformt, then we have a choice. we should not let an irreplaceable resource -- human resource if you want to call it that -- the natural places in the world disappear because once they're gone, they're gone forever. narrator: humanity has reached a point where we affect the earth at the planetary level. the big unknown that influences all earth systems is climate change. linked to human emissions of greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, global climate change is already changing the earth system. schrag: one often hears environmental scientists talking about tipping points. tipping points are parts of the earth system, when pushed to some threshold, they actually respond in a very abrupt way generally collapsing. we could be talking about fisheries, where we fish up to a certain point, and then all of a sudden as we fish any more, the population collapses. we could be talking about a tropical forest, where we start cutting it down and everything looks okay, until suddenly we cut one tree and a

been the victims unfortunately of some of the leaders' own egos who for too long have resisted transformtive changes that must be made to not only survive and to flourishish, and perform its primary mission to serve its readers. too many ways of not understanding it is a new day and a new way to tell stories and operate. i am confronted every morning with the quote, i think a friend sent it just as i was assuming reins of publisher last august. i was surprised by the opportunity. i was editor here and this incredibly rare in this business for editors to rise through the ranks as publisher. i was an editor and i had great passion for the mission we have and the content we produce and how it intersects. so a friend knew a little bit about my trepidation right, a little bit of anxiety. it came from an irish playwrite, guy named george bernard shaw. i've got it taped to my computer. it is really important to kind of listen. progress is impossible without change. and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything. so think about that. it relates to the massive transformation unfolding

been the victims unfortunately of some of the leaders' own egos who for too long have resisted transformtive only survive and to flourish, but to perform its primary mission to serve its readers. too many ways of not understanding it is a new day and a new way to tell stories and operate. i am confronted every morning with the quote -- i think a friend sent it just as i was assuming reins of publisher last august. i was surprised by the opportunity. incredibly rare in this business for editors to rise through the ranks as publisher. i was an editor and i had great passion for the mission we have and the content we produce and how it intersects. so a friend knew a little bit about my trepidation, right, a little bit of anxiety. it came from an irish playwright, a guy named george bernard shaw. i've got it taped to my computer. it is really important to kind of listen. "progress is impossible without change, and those who cannot change their minds cannot change anything." so think about that. it relates to the massive transformation unfolding in this industry of ours. "the register," sioux cit