Muhammad Ali: The Greatest
In the 1950s, a young African American boy named Cassius Clay was told he couldn't enter restaurants, swim in pools, or even have a drink of water—all because of his skin color. A burning anger grew in the heart of the boy and then in the soul of the young man who would come to be known as Muhammad Ali. He would find his release and his future in the sport of boxing. In turn, the fame boxing brought him allowed him to express his beliefs to the world.
In the 1950s, a young African American boy named Cassius Clay was told he couldn't enter restaurants, swim in pools, or even have a drink of water—all because of his skin color. A burning anger grew in the heart of the boy and then in the soul of the young man who would come to be known as Muhammad Ali.
Ali would find his release and his future in the sport of boxing. In turn, the fame boxing brought him allowed him to express his beliefs to the world.
| SKU | 405701 |
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| ISBN | 9781591945024 |
| Language | English |
| Page Count | 137 |
| Product Type | Paperback Books |
| Book Type | Middle Grade Nonfiction |
| Primary Contributor | Tanya Savory |
| Age Groups | Ages 10 to 12, Ages 13 to 15 |
| Publisher | Townsend Press |