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My husband, Muhammad Ali, taught me how to be a changemaker | Opinion

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By Lonnie Ali
| Yahoo Life Verified
Louisville is home. And for those of us who share that point of view, there is something distinctive about the way we live as a community. It is a community with a particular way of quietly caring for our neighbors and visitors. Louisville is community. I've always believed that people in Louisville are some of the most loving and deeply connected neighbors you could ask for.
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COMMENTARY: 'The Greatest' taught us about compassion

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By Lonnie Ali
| The Facts Verified
The world knew Muhammad Ali as “The Greatest.” But those who were close to my husband understood his true greatness had very little to do with titles, fame or boxing. It came from the way he treated people. kAmpD H6 >2C< E96 `_E9 2??:G6CD2CJ @7 |F92>>25’D A2DD:?8 @? yF?6 b[ 42==D E@ 962C 9:D G@:46 @7 <:?5?6DD 2?5 4@>A2DD:@? 2C6 C6G6C36C2E:?8] |F92>>25 36=:6G65 6G6CJ A6CD@? >2EE6C65[ 2?5 96 925 2 C6>2C<23=6 23:=:EJ E@ >2<6 A6@A=6 766= D66?
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What Muhammad Ali taught us about compassion and why it matters | Opinion

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By Lonnie Ali
| Yahoo Life Verified
The world knew Muhammad Ali as "The Greatest." But those who were close to my husband understood his true greatness had very little to do with titles, fame or boxing. It came from the way he treated people. As we mark the 10th anniversary of Muhammad's passing on Wednesday, June 3, calls to hear his voice of kindness and compassion are reverberating. Muhammad believed every person mattered, and he had a remarkable ability to make people feel seen and cared for.
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