[Westside]

What are your thoughts on this. Isn't there a war hero who is more worthy of this honor as opposed to this draft dodger? How do you feel?


The Louisville International Airport is changing its name to honor the three-time heavyweight boxing champion and activist Muhammad Ali. The late icon was born in the city.

The Louisville Regional Airport Authority Board voted Wednesday to change the name to the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, according to a press release.

The vote comes just one day before what would have been the hometown hero's 77th birthday. He died in the summer of 2016 at 74.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/louisv...ar-BBSm4PK

[jetpilot]

Sign of the times

[jetpilot]

I was a big Ali fan and still am...but it's sports...
Tearing down statues of white people who fought and won this country's freedom.
If you aren't for naming an airport for Ali and tearing white people statues down, you are racist.
It's true. I said it. Shoot me. I deserve it for my white privilege.:flush:

[Westside]

I was a big Ali fan and still am...but it's sports...
Tearing down statues of white people who fought and won this country's freedom.
If you aren't for naming an airport for Ali and tearing white people statues down, you are racist.
It's true. I said it. Shoot me. I deserve it for my white privilege.:flush:

I loathe Ali.