“The two athletes that were most influential in how I thought about what it meant to be a man: one was Muhammad Ali, and the other was Arthur Ashe.” — @BarackObama
“Some people think we are all brawn and no brains. And I like to fight the myth. The challenge now is to convince young black athletes that they have the power and the ability and the opportunity to translate into real clout.” — Arthur Ashe
“He called me that night and said, ‘I'm a champion now. People will listen to what I have to say.’” — Johnnie Ashe on Arthur following his historic US Open win in 1968
A new documentary @CitizenAshe explores the enduring legacy of tennis great and humanitarian Arthur Ashe, introducing new archival photos and much more. @iamBenLyons has the story on at 5:45pm on @cbsla and 10:45pm on #KCAL9. @MagnoliaPics
Fine tribute to #Tennis great and humanitarian Arthur Ashe in the new #documentary@CitizenAshe. Check out my review for the @latimes: https://t.co/j7DDi16o4P.
I had an opportunity to screen @CitizenAshe a few months ago, and now you can watch it, too!
Athlete. Activist. Champion. From directors Rex Miller and Sam Pollard, #CitizenAshe is in theaters and on demand NOW.
“Some people think we are all brawn and no brains. And I like to fight the myth. The challenge now is to convince young black athletes that they have the power and the ability and the opportunity to translate into real clout.” — Arthur Ashe
“Everything is concentrated on the razor’s edge. You forget the score. You forget where you are. you forget what your name is. I feel that my body’s floating within myself.” — Arthur Ashe
"Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." Explore the enduring legacy of tennis great and humanitarian Arthur Ashe in #CitizenAshe, now playing in New York and on demand. https://t.co/afT7nnrdHj
#CitizenAshe, which chronicles the making of tennis legend Arthur Ashe, is now in theaters. Read @garymkramer's review:
https://t.co/nkDkNXBorp @CitizenAshe
#MEMoFromMichaelEdgarMyers Had two brief opportunities to meet #ArthurAshe as I started my newspaper life. We were both upcoming. Pre-Wimbledon. Gracious man. Underappreciated. Introduced me to the word "odious." Eager to view film. https://t.co/FMTAp0FJSM @people@CitizenAshe