A flock of pigeons returning to a rooftop captures George Foreman’s love of simple freedom. He talks about giving kids confidence and a dream, saying that a person’s worth isn’t measured by age but by income and purpose. He also points out how rich and poor often see each other as strangers.
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George Foreman was a boxer, best known for By George: the autobiography of George Foreman.
Quick Facts About George Foreman
Born
January 10, 1949
Died
March 21, 2025
Profession
Boxer
Notable works
By George: the autobiography of George Foreman
About George Foreman
He boxed from 1967 to 1997, won the world heavyweight championship twice, and earned an Olympic gold medal. The popular George Foreman Grill is named after him.