Alexandro Sanchez’s Reviews > Blood Brothers: The Fatal Friendship Between Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X > Status Update

"Canvassing the neighborhoods of black bottom, he shared his story of self-emancipation, crediting Elijah Muhammad for his liberation from a life of destitution and delinquency." This is what Malcolm X had a conversation on with the amateur boxers at the time. He made them aware of what was needed for life, he motivated them to do more. He even had a little word with them but I can't spoil that.

The amateur boxer Cassius Clay was recently interviewed by Schulke. Schulke was a was a white photographer that worked for Sports Illustrated, a sports news magazine. At the moment Cassius was trying to buy a shirt but was unable to try it on because he was "black", he was so used to it that it didn't even aggravate him, which surprised Shulke.

Cassius Clay Jr. ,was a great amateur boxer. At the age of 18 he had already gone to the Olympics in Rome to represent in US as a great boxer with great tactics. Many other great amateur boxers are coming out of a trainee from Miami, Florida, he even has boxers from Cuba coming to train at his gym. I can tell I'll enjoy this book.