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Integrating both womens tennis and golf. these are the stories that fuel me, the stories of those who are told you cant, but do. their accomplishments, our accomplishments are leading to the day where the only lines well need to cross our finish lines. >> that was a promo from olympic partner and msnbc parent company comcast, celebrating the diversity of team usa, narrated by team usa swimmer simone manuel. the examples of jesse owens, jackie robinson featured in the ad are powerful reminders th...

That opened up for you and others, and you involving yourself in the community, i think real champions are those that do more than just win for themselves, but win for things bigger than themselves, which is why i wanted you on the show because thats what its really about. its not just about a medal for you, its about seating trail for others and acknowledging the trail you walk down you didnt necessarily create. thats why you are a real champion to me, simone manuel, thank you for being with us...

American schools. and gibson blazed a path in international golf and tennis. all three serve as inspiration to contemporary american athletes of all races. joining me now is simone manuel, two-time member of the american olympic swim team and five-time olympic medallist, including a bronze in the latest games. simone, first let me congratulate you on your tokyo medal, youre a barrier-breaker yourself, as the first black female swimmer to win a gold medal for team usa five years ago in rio. what ...

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Muhammad Ali, Cassius Clay emerged as an Olympic darling. In 1960, he traveled to Rome and won a gold medal in the light heavyweight division. Just four years later, Ali went on to defeat Sonny Liston for the heavyweight championship. After spending twenty years in the ring fighting legends like Joe Frazier and George Foreman, Ali was invited to light the Olympic torch at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, Georgia. 3. Zion Wright Photo: Getty Images Zion Wright is the first Black ska...