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Reed to take us into the many depths of ali that we do not get in most biography and mainstream media a champion of civil rights critic of white supremacy a warrior inside of the ring and outside in the fight against injustice and parkinsons

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Elijah muhammad and the orthodox muslim community were moving toward an alliance until one of the curators of this alliance was assassinated by the government

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Just as one wonders how muhammad ali could have been more outspoken had he not been gotten parkinson due to taking too much abuse in the ring one is left contemplating what path the sunnination alliance would have taken in the steps toward justice for african americans had it not been sabotaged by the white power structure that fears any kind of muslim alliance

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But a book about a man who floats like a butterfly and stings like a bee is only being true to itself as art when using this style for its subject matter

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For those who consider themselves as history and sociology seekersthis is an excellent work showing elijah muhammad as a social reformer and strategic thinker

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The title is more than just a title it is a mission statement

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This has always provided a stumbling block for alis typically white and liberal biographers who often try their best to either disassociate ali with the nation or present them as a machiavellian cult manipulating ali for its own purposes

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The interviews with alis second wife khalilah is particularly enlightening as she offers an explanation for why many did not stay with the nation of islam after its transition to sunni islam but still refused to join louis farrakhans schismatic nation