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The article discusses success of the presidential campaign of president-elect Donald Trump. Topics discussed include presence of white people in Trump's cabinet including chief of staff Reince Priebus and his chief strategist Steve Bannon, appointment of Doctor Ben Carson for managing the Department of Housing and Urban Development and signing of Executive Order 10925 by President John F. Kennedy for banning the racial discrimination in the government.

The article focuses on the issue of racism as a character rather than a culture. It mentions that racism ceased to be a matter of systems and policy and became a referendum on the rot of the individual soul. It states that American politician Donald Trump seems to understand that charges of racism are essentially toothless, because the bar of proof is now so high that it's impossible to clear.

The article discusses several topics within the Virginia region. It mentions voting for the Presidential elections of the U.S. with a tough competition between presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. It also highlights the challenges faced by working women; and experience of the author's mother for an urgency to her political activity as part of the registered Democrats.

The article recounts the life and works of professional boxer Muhammad Ali. It looks back at the role of Ali in saving the life of a Vietnam War veteran, suicidal jumper at Miracle Mile in Los Angeles, California on January 19, 1981, and his boxing career that included his fights against his former sparring partner Larry Holmes and Sonny Liston. It also discusses Ali's symbolism of African American pride, as well as his narcissism and his acts of kindness.