Research Paper On Michelle Obama

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If I could change places with any superhero of my choice, I would chose to be The First-Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama. Although, she doesn’t wear a cape or has out of this world superpowers, she has become a role model for girls and boys around the US. Michelle Obama has became one of the most well-known advocates for poverty, nutrition, and education. She has taken advantage of her position as First-Lady of the United States to emphasizes the importance about our future generations education and well-being. Being a high school senior, my education is the only thing on my mind. She has encourage young boys and girls to pursue their education and to get a career. Michelle Obama has been an advocate for equality for all women and

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