  I respect Muhammad Ali for his boxing talent and his black nationalist views which are compatible with white nationalist views and I agree with Holyfield here, it took a black sports hero to say something others are afraid to.    He wasn't afraid, because he had no consequences to be afraid of. Not all that admirable. It's like being proud of facing death for jumping off a bridge with a bungee cord you know isn't going to break.       Ali once said on national TV that he didn't believe in mixing and would only ever be with pure black women.......time has found that to be a lie, since he's been with at best, light skinned heavily mixed women, and has probably slept with tons of dumb white women over the years.    Ali is nothing more than a poster child for black privilege. He wasn't even the greatest boxer, the fights were fixed and when they weren't, he had the ref's in his pocket. Some of the fighters were even threatened with death if they didn't throw the match. He's as much a false messiah as obama, in very much the same way. There is no such thing as a successful black person, there is always something else behind it.