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Muhammad Ali: The Unforgettable Icon Who Defied Limits and Inspired Generations

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Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. ~Muhammad Ali

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It is truly inspiring to see individuals stand up for their beliefs

Khalilah Camacho-Ali, the former wife of the legendary Muhammad Ali, boldly proclaims her unwavering support for Donald Trump. With a defiant defiance that resonates through her every word, she unabashedly states that she does not give a damn about what others may think. Every single day, she proudly adorns her head with a Trump hat, regardless of the storm of criticism that may follow. For her, it is not about popularity or conforming to societal norms; it is about recognizing the truth. In her eyes, Trump represents the last hope for America’s salvation, standing firmly against the Democrats who seek to dismantle and destroy the very essence of this great nation.

To Khalilah Camacho-Ali and countless others who have joined her in this audacious stance, Donald Trump embodies the beacon of hope amidst a sea of political chaos and divisiveness. They see him as the fearless warrior who will fight tooth and nail to preserve the values and principles that have made America truly exceptional. It is a battle cry against an impending doom that threatens to engulf the nation if the Democrats were to gain power. To them, Trump is not just a man; he is the embodiment of a movement, a movement that stands tall in defense of freedom, liberty, and prosperity.

While many may scoff at Khalilah Camacho-Ali’s unwavering support for Donald Trump, it is crucial to understand that her voice is just one amongst countless others who share her sentiments. It is a cry from those who refuse to be silenced or bullied into submission by the politically correct narrative. It serves as a reminder that in this turbulent political landscape, one’s allegiance cannot be determined solely by party lines. Ultimately, it is a call to action for every American to make their voice heard and stand firm in their convictions.

Paul T., Opinion Journalist and Editor of Bad Bird News

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When the Black Destroyer Сonfronted Muhammad Ali! The Greatest's last big fight

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The last photo of Muhammad Ali, 2016

“Born Cassius Clay, Ali is considered the most important athlete of the 20th century by many professionals and critics.

Known as "The Greatest," Ali would use boxing as his platform to advocate for civil rights and humanitarian issues and as a form of self-expression.

Despite being considered the best boxer of all time, Ali dealt with racism and discrimination his entire life. Here is a story about Ali that shows his dedication to his beliefs:

Ali had won a gold medal at the 1960 Olympics boxing tournament at just 18 years old.

He returned to his hometown of Louisville, Kentucky, where he was referred to with slurs by local newspapers.

Proud of his accomplishments, Ali went out one night to celebrate his victory while wearing his gold medal.

Upon entering a diner, Ali was refused service.

Enraged that the waitress would only recognize him for the color of his skin and not his character, Ali threw his medal into the Ohio River off a bridge. He did this as he felt that no matter what he achieved, he would never be judged for his character but for his physical features.

Ali had an incredible career, with 56 wins (37 knockouts) and 5 losses. Towards the end of his career, Ali showed signs of Parkinson's disease, which caused him to retire.

Ali was known for his unique boxing style, which consisted of movements such as the "Ali shuffle," which gave the impression that he was dancing.

He was not credited as a heavy hitter, but he was known for his dodging and agile abilities, which allowed him to dodge attacks to tire out his opponents, allowing Ali to be more aggressive.

Ali would go on to inspire millions of people around the world with his poetic commentary, wishful thinking, and generous attitude.”

Photographer: Zenon Texeira

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"You don't lose if you get knocked down, you lose if you stay down."

-- Muhammad Ali

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