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Presidential Medal Of Freedom: A Case Study

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Steven Spielberg and Barbara Streisand to receive Presidential Medal of Freedom Barbra Streisand and Steven Spielberg are two of the 17 Americans slated to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom, which is the White House 's highest civilian honor this year. President Barack Obama will present the Presidential Freedom Award to recipients in a ceremony on November 24. Additionally, a recipient from last year who was unable to attend the awards ceremony, composer Stephen Sondheim, will also get his award from President Obama this year. Other recipients of this year’s award will include singer Gloria Estefan, as well as her husband, producer Emilio Estefan as well as Broadway composer Stephen Sondheim. Additionally, others to be presented this

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