![Ali embodied Black Power before the Black Lives Matter Movement, providing a blueprint for today's activists protesting for racial justice, writes Beydoun [EPA]](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_tn13L1gzEsMOaCgckqYLEV4_ZfpIFLz5HotAw3YVIdAJMTieMbdnJnYyZOIDFD5RmaRpUu0aS6061lB9Jzsmu31w8nIMFTUX0TkV1TH2sM23AFOiy83wvQQQyselEa0jukSg_EaJGPFbJNUKgFnW_QarWbvt0-nKhQKzNDxrV4sKAdODSGlCq2j2Y3coTcf55_kt1eRUhioPQ=s0-d)
Muhammad Ali knew he was the greatest before he hoisted his first championship belt. The heavyweight icon from Louisville, Kentucky, born Cassius Clay, rose to prominence at a transformative impasse in the United States history
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2016/06/muhammad-ali-rumble-heaven-earth-160604084353582.html
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