I'm not sure who coined the phrase, but the Rev. Jesse Jackson certainly was instrumental in propelling it onto the marquee of the movement. His boy, Tiger, learned well. He hasn't yet achieved perfection, and he probably never will.
Nobody can win every tournament in life.
Tiger Woods is a winner, but he also is a gracious loser. That, more than anything in my mind, brands Earl Woods as a fantastic dad. He is here as a son, not as a global superstar. The difference is that he's here with his dad, and he's not charging admission. Yes, he's a superstar.