Phyllis Bennis

Muhammad Ali understood the racist roots of war and militarism

Phyllis Bennis / June 10, 2016 / 2 min readSyndicated

His incandescent presence that night made undeniably clear, once again, that the movements against war and racism that Ali so eloquently spoke for — and that he remained such an elemental and principled part of — had already succeeded in transforming public discourse, if not yet public policy, across the United States.

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