Postal Service’s Muhammad Ali Stamp: A Symbol or a Politicized Tribute?

In Louisville, Kentucky, the hometown of boxing legend Muhammad Ali, the U.S. Postal Service unveiled a commemorative stamp featuring an iconic photo of Ali in his prime fighting stance. On the surface, honoring a figure like Ali—a man whose athletic feats are undeniable—seems fitting. Yet, as Washington embraces this tribute, it’s worth asking how such symbolic gestures align with America’s core values of national sovereignty and common-sense patriotism. Does Celebrating Celebrity Distract from America First Priorities? The Postal Service issued 22 million stamps depicting Ali, accompanied by images that highlight his activism and humanitarian work. While these qualities are celebrated...