On April 28th, 1967, the boxing champion Muhammad Ali refused to be into the US Armed Forces. People said he had two alternatives, jail or the , but he answered that there was a third one: . He refused on the grounds of his convictions: his would not let him shoot poor, hungry people far away.
A famous New York Times wondered what would happen if 100,000 people did the same: the war would . An all-white found him guilty in less than half an hour, and he was sentenced to five years in and a $10,000 . Some called him a to his country, but others shared his views on the .
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