In 1967, during the height of the Vietnam War, Muhammad Ali refused to be inducted into the US Army. 'No Vietnamese ever called me Nigger', he said, wondering why he should go abroad and fight for a government, which didn't even recognize his own rights at home.	These illustrations are about Ali's fight against racism in american society, and against the US government which threatened him with imprisonment for his anti-war stance.		Screen print, B2 poster. Exhibited at 'Blisters on My Fingers' with Print Club London. 2008