Editor’s note: This article is republished with permission from Foundation for Economic Education.
For Olympic jumper Quanesha Burks, the road to the Tokyo games started in a surprising place: a McDonald’s.
Raised by her grandparents in Hartselle, Alabama, she got her first job there at seventeen. Her days began at 4:30 am, driving her grandmother to work…
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