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    Isa Clark Per 5 The People’s Champion Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr. aka Muhammad Ali was born January 17‚ 1942‚ Louisville‚ KY and would become the world’s greatest boxer not only fighting inside the ring but outside as well. In his career he accumulated 56 wins‚ 37 K.O.’s but also joined The Nation with Malcolm X and Elijah Muhammad to fight for civil rights. The thing that brought Muhammed into the Nation was when Malcolm X said “Why we called Negroes? Chinese named after china‚ Cubans named

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    21 November 2013 Who is an Athlete? Michael Jordan‚ Jackie Robinson‚ and Muhammad Ali are some of the greatest athletes of their sport. Dribbling a ball‚ swinging a bat‚ and boxing alone has not made them athletes. An athlete is most commonly described as a person who is proficient in sports and other forms of physical exercise. Even though this definition may be true it vaguely describes who athletes are. Athletes are not just people who play sports. It takes certain qualities to be an athlete

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    Muhammad Ali had refuse to be drafted to fight in the war transcended the boxing ring‚which he had dominated. On March 9‚ 1966‚ at the height of the war‚ Ali’s draft status had revised to make him eligible to fight in the Vietnam war.Ali was Muslim and had cited religious reasons for his decisions to forgo military service.On April 28‚1967 the United States had went to war with Vietnam.On June 20‚1967‚ Ali was convicted of draft evasion and was sentenced to five years in prison and was fined $10

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    The great leaders are essential for any organisations or societies. Northouse (2007) defines “leadership as being a process whereby an individual influences a group of individuals to achieve a common goal”. Nelson Mandela is one of the greatest leaders in the world and the sets a good example of leadership. The purpose of this essay is to discuss leadership styles and what makes Nelson Mandela such a great leader according to the describing framework leadership style by Darling and Leffel (2010)

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    condescension." (2013‚ A+E Networks) In 1961‚ John F. Kennedy was elected president of the United States of America. Yet with only a couple of years of being president‚ he had been assassinated while heading into Dallas‚ Texas. He was an amazing leader‚ father‚ and brother to all‚ and he represented equality and change. In J.F.K.’s early life‚ he had been a congress man‚ and later on‚ a senator. As time passed‚ he became bored by the Massachusetts-specific issues on which he had to spend much

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    INTRODUCTION "All of the great leaders have had one characteristic in common: it was the willingness to confront unequivocally the major anxiety of their people in their time. This‚ and not much else‚ is the essence of leadership." (Galbraith‚ 1958) The question of whether leaders are born or made has been hotly debated for decades‚ evoking very strong opinions. Some people think leaders are born that way – naturally intelligent‚ strategic‚ visionary and charismatic‚ able to articulate a plan

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    "WOMEN ARE GREAT LEADERS" There are two powers in the world‚one is "SWORD" and the other one is "PEN".However‚there is a third power stronger than the both and that is of the women. Honourable principal‚respected jury‚dignified teachers and dear fellows Asalam-o-alaikum and a very good morning to you all. The topic under discussion is "WOMEN ARE GREAT LEADERS".It really feels disgusting to hear words against women from the mouth of the promising girl.Its really not palatable for me that how

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    The article I chose to write about is Muhammad Ali refusing to get drafted in the Vietnam war. This of course affected his career tremendously in a very negative way but also had a few positives to it also. In March of 1966 Ali was drafted to go serve the United States in Vietnam but he said that since he was a black Muslim he was a conscientious objector. He spoke us how the people of Vietnam have done nothing wrong to him like racial slurs‚ the never shot at him‚ nor did they do anything bad to

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    Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr.‚ is the name Muhammed Ali was given at birth. At age 22‚ Cassius Clay joined the religion of Nation of Islam‚ and changed his name to Muhammad Ali. Ali stood up to the United States of America in protest of Vietnam War. In the 1960’s during the Civil Rights Movement‚ Ali did not take the safe path of least resistance. To this say Ali has no regrets for the actions he has taken‚ and is happy with his life decisions. The United States of America was founded on the right

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    Muhammad Ali “Float like a butterfly‚ sting like a bee”‚ Muhammad Ali once said describing himself in the boxing ring. “Ali often thought of his ownself as “the greatest” and was not afraid to sing his own phrases. He was known for boasting about his skills before a fight and his colorful phrases” (biography.com). Muhammad Ali was very dominant during the 1960’s and throughout his entire life‚ because he had a bold personality and was passionate for boxing at a young age‚ he was an underdog and won

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