Quote by Muhammad Ali

Where do you think I'd be next week if I didn't know how to shout and holler and make the public take notice? I'd be poor and I'd probably be down in my home town, washing windows or running an elevator and saying

Where do you think I'd be next week if I didn't know how to

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of expressing oneself boldly and assertively in order to receive attention and recognition from the public. Without the ability to grab attention and make oneself heard, the speaker believes that they would be in a financially disadvantageous position, possibly working ordinary jobs in their hometown. The quote emphasizes the significance of raising one's voice and making a statement in order to avoid being overlooked or underestimated.

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Racism

By Muhammad Ali

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