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In 1976, Jesse was awarded the highest honor an American civilian can receive. President [[Gerald R. Ford]] awarded him with the Medal of Freedom. [http://www.jesseowens.com/biography/]
In 1976, Jesse was awarded the highest honor an American civilian can receive. President [[Gerald R. Ford]] awarded him with the Medal of Freedom. [http://www.jesseowens.com/biography/]
''"Perhaps no athlete better symbolized the human struggle against [[tyranny]], [[poverty]] and [[racial bigotry]]. His personal triumphs as a world-class [[athlete]] and record holder were the prelude to a career devoted to helping others. His work with young athletes, as an unofficial ambassador overseas, and a spokesman for [[freedom]] are a rich legacy to his fellow Americans".'' President [[James Carter]]. [http://www.jesse-owens.org/about5.html]
''"Perhaps no athlete better symbolized the human struggle against [[tyranny]], [[poverty]] and [[racial bigotry]]. His personal triumphs as a world-class [[athlete]] and record holder were the prelude to a career devoted to helping others. His work with young athletes, as an unofficial ambassador overseas, and a spokesman for [[freedom]] are a rich legacy to his fellow Americans".'' President [[James Carter]]. [http://www.jesse-owens.org/about5.html]