Muhammad Ali’s refusal to sign his military draft card upended his life and added a powerful voice to the anti-war movement.

Muhammad Ali's refusal of the US draft in 1967 was epochal in sports and politics. The card telling the story is for sale.

Muhammad Ali had given the card to Rasheda’s mother, Belinda Boyd, who took the name Khalilah Ali. Khalilah handed down the ...

Muhammad Ali's refusal to sign his Vietnam-era military draft card upended the boxing champ's life and added a powerful voice ...

Muhammad Ali’s unsigned Vietnam War draft card will be auctioned next month through Christie’s, with an expected starting bid ...

Muhammad Ali's unsigned military draft card from the Vietnam War era is being auctioned at Christie's and is expected to be ...

Christie’s has announced the auction of Muhammad Ali’s draft card, a historic document that marked a turning point in ...

A memento from the Vietnam-era, Ali’s draft card, is up for action. According to the Associated Press, the card, which Ali refused to sign, will be up for sale by Christie’s online Oct. 10-28, adding ...

The card was issued March 14, 1967, by the Louisville, Kentucky, Draft Board and signed by the board’s chairman, J. Allen ...