Earnest N. Bracey is a retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel and professor of political science and African-American history at College of Southern Nevada. He earned a doctorate from George Mason University and a PhD from Capella University. He is the author of Daniel ‘Chappie’ James, The Moulin Rouge and Black Rights in Las Vegas and Miles Davis and Jazz as Religion.
Jabbo Okeleke becomes a successful Dambe fighter in his own right while making himself a cut above other boxers. This is also a riveting story that provides a contemporary portrait of a Nigerian fighter, who knows what he wants in life: to become an undisputed boxing champion.As Jabbo Okeleke endeav...
