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THE CULTURE OF GREATNESS

We celebrate the ground breakers, the difference makers, and those whose struggle for greatness is the unending fight at the root of every human triumph. We celebrate the Culture of Greatness that reaches far beyond the field of play. At Roots of Fight we are proud to share the stories of these Icons who became revolutionaries. Each created and defined their own version of greatness. They transcended sport and art to shape popular culture on a global scale. Their contributions are still resonating decades later with new meaning, touching and inspiring people and change for generations. We exist to keep their spirit alive, passing the torch from generation to generation and evangelizing inspiration all over the world.

Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali

The Centennial

1920 - 100 years ago, a group of 8 black baseball owners came together to forge a future for their community. From this meeting came the birth of the National Negro League - the first successful, organized professional Black Baseball League. Their passion for the game was boundless and they were not going to wait for change to come.

Jack Johnson Ground Breakers Tee

Size Guide

SC - T-shirt-4XL

SIZE	CHEST	LENGTH
S	19 - 20"	27 - 28"
M	20 - 21"	28 - 29"
L	21 - 22"	29 - 30"
XL	22 - 23"	30 - 31"
2XL	23 - 24"	31 - 32"
3XL	24 - 25"	32 - 33"
4XL	25 - 26"	33 - 34"

$ 48 USD Size Guide

SC - T-shirt-4XL

SIZE	CHEST	LENGTH
S	19 - 20"	27 - 28"
M	20 - 21"	28 - 29"
L	21 - 22"	29 - 30"
XL	22 - 23"	30 - 31"
2XL	23 - 24"	31 - 32"
3XL	24 - 25"	32 - 33"
4XL	25 - 26"	33 - 34"

Jack Johnson didn't just change the game, he created his own. When he became the first black Heavyweight Champ in 1908 he instantly became a notorious figure for much of white America. He represented what many on the wrong side of history feared, a confident, successful black man who, in the face of Jim Crow-era intolerance, refused to let the color of his skin dictate what he could and couldn’t do. His achievements during a time of unthinkable racism and complete racial division are incredible. Jack Johnson lit the fuse that helped illuminate the legends of Joe Louis, Muhammad Ali and all who followed.

Officially licensed by Jack Johnson.

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