short sammary for the my greatest Olympic price by jesse owens
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Jesse Owens amazed the world by winning four gold medals at the 1936 Olympic Games—in the 100- and 200-meter dashes, the broad jump and the 400-meter relay.When this piece was originally published in October 1960, he was an extremely active member of the Illinois Youth Commission.
As he proceeds to the long pit arena, he sees a German practicing his jumps. Quite aware of how Nazis tend to favor the Whites, he begins to feel inferior and insecure as a black. He fails in two out of three rounds, leading to disqualification if he fails in the final third round as well. It is at this point that the German introduces himself and gives Owens a tip that he follows wholeheartedly and gets qualified.
As he proceeds to the long pit arena, he sees a German practicing his jumps. Quite aware of how Nazis tend to favor the Whites, he begins to feel inferior and insecure as a black. He fails in two out of three rounds, leading to disqualification if he fails in the final third round as well. It is at this point that the German introduces himself and gives Owens a tip that he follows wholeheartedly and gets qualified.
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