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Muhammad Ali Never Sought to 'Transcend Race'
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7:12Now PlayingThe late Muhammad Ali distinguished himself in many ways, but his views on black pride and racial politics and his association with the Nation of Islam made him especially controversial. The WSJ's Lee Hawkins discusses Ali's pro-black, sometimes radical and separatist views.
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