Muhammad Ali’s American Faith Journey, HuffPost Religion June 6, 2016
"By sacrificing the peak years of his professional boxing career and relinquishing his heavyweight boxing title in order to promote a culture of peace, Ali became firmly enshrined in the pantheon of the world’s great peace icons. In 1998, Ali’s status as an international peace luminary was cemented as he was officially named a United Nations Messenger of Peace. Ali was also the recipient of Amnesty International’s Lifetime Achievement Award, Germany’s Otto Hahn Peace Medal, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom."
Also see: "Appreciation: Muhammad Ali was a champion in and out of the boxing ring," USA Today, June 4, 2016
Amnesty International - Not a Punch from Matt Morin on Vimeo.
"By sacrificing the peak years of his professional boxing career and relinquishing his heavyweight boxing title in order to promote a culture of peace, Ali became firmly enshrined in the pantheon of the world’s great peace icons. In 1998, Ali’s status as an international peace luminary was cemented as he was officially named a United Nations Messenger of Peace. Ali was also the recipient of Amnesty International’s Lifetime Achievement Award, Germany’s Otto Hahn Peace Medal, and the Presidential Medal of Freedom."
Also see: "Appreciation: Muhammad Ali was a champion in and out of the boxing ring," USA Today, June 4, 2016
Amnesty International - Not a Punch from Matt Morin on Vimeo.