African American History || Muhammad Ali || the Greatest

Dive into the extraordinary life and legacy of Muhammad Ali, one of the most iconic figures in sports history and the Civil Rights Movement. This engaging class will explore how Ali's achievements in boxing and his courageous activism, including his views on the Vietnam War, made a lasting impact on society.

What Will Be Taught?
- Life of Muhammad Ali: From his early years in Louisville to his rise as the heavyweight champion, we will cover key milestones in Ali’s life and career.

- Impact on the Civil Rights Movement: Understand how Ali’s stance on racial issues and his refusal to be drafted into the Vietnam War positioned him as a pivotal figure in the fight for racial justice.

- Views on the Vietnam War: Explore Ali’s reasons for refusing military service, his public statements about the war, and how his position affected his career and public perception.

-Legacy and Influence: Discuss how Ali’s bold personality and activism have continued to inspire future generations and shape the role of athletes in social justice movements.


In this class, students will engage with honest and straightforward historical content, presented in an age-appropriate manner. I prioritize transparency and truthfulness, ensuring that history is accurately represented. The class is designed to be interactive, with ample opportunities for students to participate in discussions, share their thoughts, and ask questions. While participation is encouraged, it is not mandatory. Please note that the class may extend beyond 30 minutes to allow for meaningful dialogue and individual contributions. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out.