In 1970, journalist Wallace Terry traveled to Southeast Asia to survey 392 African-American and white soldiers. The heroes of black soldiers were primarily Muhammad Ali and Black Panther Stokely ...

Muhammad Ali is being remembered ... GRIGSBY BATES: This was Ali arguing with white college students in 1967, a time when black Americans were still being denied the vote in some places and ...

All the things that my father loved and admired about Muhammad ... what a black man invoking the ire of white society could mean. The result was a complex generational rift. Ali and his persona ...

On the fourth anniversary of his death, Muhammad ... BLM movement, Ali Jr., a Muslim like his father, said: “I think it’s racist.” “It’s not just black lives matter, white lives matter ...

The drawings ... that Ali made the felt marker drawing Let My People Go on April 12, 1979. The following day, Ali unveiled the piece, which originally depicted a white man whipping a black ...

“I can’t tell you how many people … have come up to me and said, ‘Before Muhammad Ali, I thought it was better to be white than black. I was ashamed of my color, and Ali made me prou ...

Ali, who loved to draw between fights, had created sketches and paintings that demonstrated the heavyweight’s fascination with religion and social justice, as well as pictures that showed him in ...

“Like Muhammad Ali puts it, we are all—black and brown and poor—victims of the same system of oppression.” Black and white anti-war activists joined hands, following Ali’s example of ...

Dad conveyed Ali’s characteristic, repeated defiance of White supremacy in broad ... and a pre-Off the Wall Michael Jackson, Muhammad Ali was my first living black male hero, for all the right ...

As many mourned the passing of Muhammad ... in a predominantly white state, white town and white college that we had the courage to do what we did.” The following month, Ali gave a one-hour speech ...

Over the past few days, we've seen image after image of Muhammad Ali: triumphant in ... Message He was arguing with white college students in 1967 — a time when black Americans were still ...