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    Michelle Obama (Birthday:January 17,1964 Age:52 years old)About her: She is a lawyer and a wife of two ( Malia was born on July 4,1998 and Sasha was born on june 4,2001- sasha’s real name is Natasha),and married the 44th president of the united states of america. She went to harvard.How did she become famous:She became famous for the broMichelle LaVaughn Robinson was born on January 17, 1964, in Chicago, Illinois, to parents Marian and Fraser Robinson. Although Fraser’s modest pay as a city-pump operator led to cramped living in their South Shore bungalow, the Robinsons were a close-knit family, with Michelle and older brother Craig pushed to excel in school. Both children skipped the second grade, and Michelle was later chosen…

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    A Theoretical Prespective of First Lady Michelle Obama While many men and women alike, perceive the simple participation of females in political aspects of life to be achieving equality, this is simply not the case. Accounting for factors addressing the relation between portrayal and an individual 's behaviour also shape one 's political agency or freedom. This, when considering historical context, is especially true in regards to women in politics. Michelle Obama is not only seen as the First…

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    Michelle Obama Biography

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    “You’re Incredible, Mrs. Michelle Obama" If I can have a sit down at Starbucks with anyone in the world it will be with First Lady Michelle Obama. I have seen Michelle Obama on newspaper, television screen, you will know she is a significant woman to the United States. Everyone know she is the President wife, she is America royalty. I would first ask First Lady Michelle about her biography if you didn’t know Michelle Obama is the forty fourth first lady of the United States. She is also the…

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    Michelle Obama has changed the world through the many charities she has been involved in and the constant smiles she has shown through hard times. Michelle Obama is the current First Lady of the United States of America but not for long which means everything she has done could change. Many people look up to Michelle Obama because she cares deeply about everyone no matter what, and always tries to make things better than they are or better than they may seem. In The New York Times (Bruni)…

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    Michelle Obama: My Role Model Michelle Obama is the first African America First Lady of the United States. She obtained a graduate degree from Princeton University and also earned a degree from Harvard Law School. She comes from a humble upbringing and knows the importance of family. She recognized that community service was her vocation and Michelle served as a community outreach worker. As the First Lady, she continues to be an advocate for poverty, fights for higher education, and promotes…

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    determined are three words people think of in connection to Michelle Obama. Many people know that Michelle Obama was the First Lady, but she was so much more. As First Lady , Michelle Obama showed America that you can change the world with determination. She left a legacy as a fitness enthusiast, women's right activist and First Lady. The early to middle life of Michelle Obama had a strong impact on her call to change. According to David Bergen Brophy on page 54 of “Michelle Obama: Meet the…

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    Michelle Obama Sentencing

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    Reminiscing on the day after the 2008 election when former President, Barack Obama had won the presidential election. I was in the fifth grade when my mother was educating me on the importance of his triumph. She told me that representation was important in the black community. As I watched the inauguration, former First Lady, Michelle Obama had absolutely captured my attention. She walked with such poise and delicacy. As I stared at the television screen my eleven-year-old self knew I wanted to…

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    Michelle Obama Style

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    husband's, no matter what. Growing up in the Southside of Chicago, Michelle wanted to make a better lifestyle for herself as well as her family. Michelle Obama is the perfect role model for young adolescents, and enlightens their lives in many ways. The wife of the president volunteers continuously to make the world a better place. The benefits of admiring Michelle Obama is her style, intelligence, and volunteerism. Michelle Obama is labeled as the most stylish woman in America. The president’s…

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    Michelle Obama Influence

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    Michelle Obama is a leader that has more impact that most women. She is the First Lady of the United States, this means she is always in the public eye. Michelle has been pioneering a change in childhood eating habits along with educational rights for all. She is a determined woman that here to help the world for the better. FLOTUS, Michelle Obama is striving to create a better country by promoting healthy families and eating habits along with better access to education. Michelle Obama is…

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    1st Lady, Michelle Obama gave an eye- opening speech about her “Let’s Move!” campaign against childhood obesity. This took place at the NAACP national convention in Kansas City, Missouri in 2010. The NAACP, otherwise known as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is an African-American civil rights organization in the United States, formed in 1909. There she spoke about how childhood obesity greatly targets African- American children and how this is now a big problem in…

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