Muhammad Ali’s childhood friend and writer from the James Brown show, Sonny "Black Gold" Fishback, recently published a book titled My Childhood Friend Muhammad Ali where he details the childhood moments of Muhammad Ali also known as Cassius Clay. The author also documents his friendship with the late boxing legend and the efforts of “The Third America.”
Muhammad Ali has been rightly described by many as the greatest boxer ever in the world for his notable victories in the ring. He was also known for his activism for freedom and people, which led to a series of events including his change of name from Cassius Clay to Muhammad Ali. While several historians have documented the life of the boxer in different books with some converted into motion pictures, many of the available texts about the late boxer and his travails are not particularly comprehensive with most of them neglecting the childhood of Ali.
In My Childhood Friend Muhammad Ali, Sonny Fishback reveals what has been described as the future of America, teaching readers about the group called “The Third America,” which is said to have the lasting solution to combat poverty, racism and offer peace. The solutions detailed in the book were prophesied by the greatest fighter that ever lived back when he was in Junior high school, Muhammad Ali, with the belief that the solutions could help avoid a nuclear explosion.
The book is not only about African American youths and Latinos and how they will probably hold the last key to peace and prosperity in the last days provided some habits are dropped, but it also reveals untold stories about the fighter to die-hard fans of Muhammad Ali and boxing lovers across the globe.
The Kindle version of My Childhood Friend Muhammad Ali is currently available on Amazon for lovers of great literature across the globe.
More information about Sonny "Black Gold" Fishback and his works can be found on his website.
About Sonny Fishback
Sonny "Black Gold" Fishback was born in Nashville, Tennessee and came to Louisville, Kentucky at the age of 13. He was one of the three black students to attend Ahrens Trade School a newly integrated school and later transferred to Central High School joining his lifelong friend The Mohammad Ali where they daily planned and predicted their own future. While all Ali’s dreams had come true, Sonny’s did not go according to plan as he dropped out of school and ended up working in local nightclubs alongside older musicians such as "The Top Hat", Charlie Moore's & The Crosstown Cafe and The Diamond Horseshoe.
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