C. DeLores Tucker who protested against obscenities in rap music and became semi-famous in hip-hop culture by being mentioned in songs by the late west coast hip-hop and rap icon Tupac Shakur, died Wednesday October 13^th at the age of 78

The self-appointed morality monitor C. DeLores Tucker wasn’t a big fan of gangsta rap or for that fact hip-hop.

Ms. Tucker and William Bennett successfully raided a board meeting by the leaders of Time-Warner, and used their might to get the company to drop Interscope and Death Row Records, two major sources of rap music. Afterward, Tucker tried to bully Marion ‘Suge’ Knight, the CEO of Death Row Records, into handing the label over to her. Both companies sued Tucker for extortion. During the fight, Tucker threatened Suge Knight, via her attorney, that if Death Row was not turned over to her Suge would spend the rest of his life in jail.

C. Delores Tucker also has sued hip-hop rap icon Tupac Shakur for his "All Eyez On Me" album, which she described as "ruining her sex-life". Tucker then sued Newsweek Magazine for running a story about her lawsuit against Tupac.

And yes that is the same William Bennett who recently said “”abort every black baby in this country, and your crime rate would go down”. See that story HERE.

History of C..Delores Tucker in rap and hip-hop related articles HERE and HERE.