WE DID IT!! MUHAMMAD ALI DAY IS OFFICIALLY HAPPENING AND THE WORLD IS GOING TO HONOR THE GREATEST FOREVER!! THANK YOU TO THE 620 OF YOU WHO FOUGHT FOR THIS LEGACY ALONGSIDE ME BECAUSE WE ACTUALLY MADE HISTORY TODAY!!
August 30, 2016
Final supporters
In commemoration of the greatest and most influential boxer in history, Muhammad Ali. The day should not only represent the day he is officially put to rest, but the uniting of our people in the Louisville community and in communities all over the world from today and throughout his life time.
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Reached 500 supporters
June 12, 2016
Reached 100 supporters
June 11, 2016
188 Comments
I WAS DRAFT AGE WHEN ALI WAS DRAFTED BUT I WAS 4A . TOOK A LOT OF COURAGE TO REFUSE THE DRAFT INSTEAD OF FLEEING TO CANADA .ALI WAS ANNOITED .
After the passing of Ali and during the week of his funeral perpetrations. There was not 1 killing in Louisville. It was love for one nation,all people. One love.
The first Saturday in June would be more appropriate. The anniversary of his passing will fall on this day in some years.
Why not make a day for him! He is the best role model someone can have! He should have a day so the little kids coming up and the future also know who he is & what he meant to the world. He was not just a boxer, he was so much more and words can not describe how much people looked up to him as a leader.
Ali should have a week like the Ky. Derby we get do excited over gambling , but not a history. Ali is the GOAT the city of Louisville needs his legacy to live the youth needs it so they will know GREAT FOLKS have genes in our city there's nothing we CAN'T DO.
The greatest
He deserves all accolades alive or resting.
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WE DID IT!! MUHAMMAD ALI DAY IS OFFICIALLY HAPPENING AND THE WORLD IS GOING TO HONOR THE GREATEST FOREVER!! THANK YOU TO THE 620 OF YOU WHO FOUGHT FOR THIS LEGACY ALONGSIDE ME BECAUSE WE ACTUALLY MADE HISTORY TODAY!!
August 30, 2016
Final supporters
In commemoration of the greatest and most influential boxer in history, Muhammad Ali. The day should not only represent the day he is officially put to rest, but the uniting of our people in the Louisville community and in communities all over the world from today and throughout his life time.
Updates
Reached 500 supporters
June 12, 2016
Reached 100 supporters
June 11, 2016
188 Comments
Love u always, I remember u as a kid, and how proud all us black people were of you. Back then we were calling ourselves, colored. Boy have times changed. Rest in Peace Ali. You were a very Brave man, u said and did things in a time when a black man would have been killed. And u said it anyway, love you always, my brotha.......
I WAS DRAFT AGE WHEN ALI WAS DRAFTED BUT I WAS 4A . TOOK A LOT OF COURAGE TO REFUSE THE DRAFT INSTEAD OF FLEEING TO CANADA .ALI WAS ANNOITED .
After the passing of Ali and during the week of his funeral perpetrations. There was not 1 killing in Louisville. It was love for one nation,all people. One love.
The first Saturday in June would be more appropriate. The anniversary of his passing will fall on this day in some years.
Why not make a day for him! He is the best role model someone can have! He should have a day so the little kids coming up and the future also know who he is & what he meant to the world. He was not just a boxer, he was so much more and words can not describe how much people looked up to him as a leader.
Ali should have a week like the Ky. Derby we get do excited over gambling , but not a history. Ali is the GOAT the city of Louisville needs his legacy to live the youth needs it so they will know GREAT FOLKS have genes in our city there's nothing we CAN'T DO.
The greatest
He deserves all accolades alive or resting.
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Love u always, I remember u as a kid, and how proud all us black people were of you. Back then we were calling ourselves, colored. Boy have times changed. Rest in Peace Ali. You were a very Brave man, u said and did things in a time when a black man would have been killed. And u said it anyway, love you always, my brotha.......