Muhammad Ali

50 years ago, one amazing month put Atlanta in the national sports spotlight

Muhammad Ali returned to the ring, Hank Aaron’s pursuit of Babe Ruth got serious and Pistol Pete arrived in the NBA

The many forms of white privilege

ESPN contributing writer Tom Junod examines white privilege and the forms it can take

Shannon Lee on Bruce Lee’s legacy and how their family dealt with racism

The martial artist’s daughter discusses the ESPN documentary ‘Be Water’

New HBO documentary ‘Ali & Cavett’ details an unlikely TV friendship

A talk show host pays tribute to a 50-year friendship with The Champ

When black cowboys paraded through Harlem with Muhammad Ali

A path-breaking all-black rodeo in New York helped introduce America to a little-known piece of Western history

Super lightweight champ Regis Prograis wants to emulate Muhammad Ali

‘I want to follow in his footsteps, not just because of boxing. More because of the person he was.’

When Ali met Marciano in a battle of undefeated heavyweights

The two champs met for a ‘Super Fight’ put together by a DJ and a computer

Antoine Fuqua lets Muhammad Ali tell his own story in HBO’s ‘What’s My Name’

Documentary from LeBron’s production company examines the life of The Greatest entirely through boxing

Athletes and activism: The long, defiant history of sports protests

From Ali to Althea Gibson and Bill Russell to LeBron, players have used their platform to spotlight injustice and chosen ceremonial moments to take a stand