6 Months with the Champ - McDavid, Elena
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This love story is about Rosellen McDavid's and the champ's experiences in Miami and New York City. The era is the 1960s, during the beginning of the civil rights movement. Many of the champions she met came out of the civil rights movement. She witnesses his transition from a young man to the world's champion. The champ is a lover and a friend as well as a fighter. Cassius's perseverance leads him to be the greatest of all time in his boxing career and political activism. He leaves his lover behind to pursue his lifetime vision. She continues to pursue her dreams and visions. They remain friends for a lifetime.…mehr

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This love story is about Rosellen McDavid's and the champ's experiences in Miami and New York City. The era is the 1960s, during the beginning of the civil rights movement. Many of the champions she met came out of the civil rights movement. She witnesses his transition from a young man to the world's champion. The champ is a lover and a friend as well as a fighter. Cassius's perseverance leads him to be the greatest of all time in his boxing career and political activism. He leaves his lover behind to pursue his lifetime vision. She continues to pursue her dreams and visions. They remain friends for a lifetime.
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Autorenporträt
Elena E McDavid was a former teacher of children in Baltimore City Public Schools and the State of Maryland. She is the mother of one son. Her work experience includes working with many people with disabilities and challenges. She has volunteered for voter registration and marched with the author in marches in Baltimore and Washington, District of Columbia. Ms. McDavid has learned how to service her community from Rosellen McDavid. She had the pleasure of meeting Muhammad Ali in 1982 at the Mosque #6 on Wilson Street. While writing this story about Muhammad Ali and Rosellen's life experiences, the co-author felt like she was in a time capsule and experiencing life in the 1960s. She is now an inspiring author, working on two children's books and a novel.