The Pulitzer Prize-winning writer who consistently gave America unapologetic Blackness on the page has passed away.

“It is a fitting testament to his legacy.”

Surprise guest Beyoncé Knowles-Carter presents the prize to the NFL free agent at SI’s ”Sportsperson of the Year” awards. 

“Like Muhammad, Colin is a man who stands on his convictions with confidence and courage, undaunted by the personal sacrifices he has had to make to have his message heard.”

On this day in Atlanta, Ali beat Jerry Quarry in his first fight after the government and boxing world blacklisted him for defying the Vietnam War draft.

The Campaign for Black Male Achievement’s “Ali Prose” competition invites young poets to channel the athlete and racial justice activist in 20 lines or less. 

Muhammad Ali Jr. and his mother Khalilah Camacho-Ali just broke their silence about an early-February interrogation by immigration officials. 

The year 2016 took a range of artists, thinkers, leaders and activists of color from the world. Herewith, a tribute featuring their own words.

The late boxer and social justice activist’s family will partner with James and Fuqua to develop the still-untitled documentary.

The video is culled from the basketball great’s upcoming episode of MSNBC’s “IconocLIST.”

The 49ers quarterback’s kneeling protest against police violence still angers a lot of people.

Jamila Woods, Donnie Trumpet and a gospel choir joined Chance for a stirring ode to the boxer and racial justice advocate.

The three acclaimed writers sat down for a public conversation at New York City’s Ambassador Theatre.

“We took what in today’s light is an oddly hostile approach on the specific issue of Ali’s name, which did little to help race relations in a turbulent time.”

Bill Clinton will deliver the final eulogy at the boxing and social justice legend’s funeral.

An estimated 14,000 mourners flocked to Ali’s hometown of Louisville to celebrate the boxer’s life.

Poet, publisher and Black Arts Movement builder Haki R. Madhubuti pays tribute—in new poetry and prose—to the mighty Muhammad Ali. 

“I am America,” the Black boys say. “I am the part you won’t recognize.”

Ali tackles American racism and oppression in this compilation of revealing, illuminating and occassionally difficult-to-watch interviews.

We rounded up the best clapbacks to the attempted erasure of Ali’s activist legacy.