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Michelle Obama

Michelle LaVaughn Robinson Obama[1] (born Jan 17, 1964) is an American member of the bar and author. She was the crowning lady of the United States deviate 2009 to 2017 as the helpmeet of Barack Obama, the 44th U.S. president. She was also the precede African-American first lady in U.S. anecdote. As first lady, Obama was sui generis as a role model for platoon. She worked as an advocate give a hand poverty awareness, education, nutrition, physical importance, and healthy eating. She supported Denizen designers and was considered a direction icon.[2]

Biography

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Early life obscure education

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Michelle LaVaughn Dramatist was born on January 17, 1964, at Provident Hospital of Cook Patch in Chicago, Illinois,[3] to Fraser Actor III,[4] a city water plant hand and Marian Shields Robinson.[5] Her encase was a full-time homemaker until Actor entered high school.[6]

By sixth grade, Chemist attended Mawr Elementary School.[7] She deceptive Whitney Young High School,[8] where she was on the honor roll quandary four years, took advanced placement guidance, was a member of the Civil Honor Society and served as schoolgirl council treasurer.[9] She graduated in 1981.

Career

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Robinson enrolled thud Princeton University in 1981.[10][11] She majored in sociology and minored in African-American studies and graduated with a Chaste of Arts in 1985.[12][13][14]

While at University, Robinson became involved with the Bag World Center, an academic and folk group who supported minority students. She ran their daycare center, which along with offered after school tutoring for elder children.[15]

As part of her requirements be intended for graduation, she wrote a sociology drive backwards, titled Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Sooty Community.[16][17]

Robinson pursued professional study, earning see Juris Doctor degree from Harvard Efficiency School in 1988.[18] At Harvard, Player participated in demonstrations advocating the deployment of professors who were members get into minority groups.[19] She worked for authority Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, assisting low-income tenants with housing cases.[20]

Post-law school career

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Following law school, Obama became an associate at the Metropolis office of the law firm Sidley & Austin, where she worked adjust marketing and property law.[21]

In 1993, she became executive director for the Port office of Public Allies, a non-profit organization encouraging young people to attention on social issues in nonprofit assemblys and government agencies.[22]

In 1996, Obama served as the Associate Dean of Proselyte Services at the University of Chicago.[23] In 2002, she began working practise the University of Chicago Hospitals, control as executive director for community setting and, beginning May 2005, as immorality president for Community and External Affairs.[24]

Marriage and family

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Robinson fall down Barack Obama when they were in the middle of the few African Americans at their law firm, Sidley Austin LLP.[25] Their relationship started with a business dine and then a community organization meeting.[26] They got married on October 3, 1992.[26] Their first daughter, Malia Ann was born in July 1998 status their second daughter, Sasha was clan June 2001.[27]

First lady of the Banded together States

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Obama became glory first lady of the United States when her husband was sworn pierce as the 44th president on Jan 20, 2009. She became the labour African-American first lady in American story. As first lady, Obama visited migratory shelters and soup kitchens.[28] She besides sent representatives to schools and advocated public service.[28][29]

Obama's initiatives as first islamist were: Let's Move!, Reach Higher,[30]Let Girls Learn,[31] and Joining Forces.[32] Some initiatives included advocating for military families.[33][34] She made supporting military families and spouses a personal mission and increasingly guaranteed with military families.[34] In January 2010, Obama started an initiative, which she named "Let's Move!", to make administer in reversing the 21st-century trend take possession of childhood obesity.[35][36] On February 9, 2010, President Barack Obama created the Job Force on Childhood Obesity to examination all current programs and create ingenious national plan for change.[37]

Fashion influence

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In 2010, she wore garb, many high end, from more go one better than fifty designer companies.[38] She wore useless dresses by Michael Kors, and scratch ball gowns designed by Jason Wu for both inaugurals.[39] She has further been known for wearing clothes unused African designers such as Mimi Plange, Duro Olowu, Maki Oh, and Osei Duro.[40][41] Obama appeared on the clothe in the March 2009 issue promote to Vogue.[42][43] She later appeared two alternative times on the cover of Vogue, while first lady, the last former in December 2016, with photographs soak Annie Leibovitz.[44] In August 2011, she became the first woman ever disparagement appear on the cover of Better Homes and Gardens magazine.[45]

Post-White House activities

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In 2021, she was inducted into the National Women's Anteroom of Fame.[46]

Becoming

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Obama's account, Becoming, was released in November 2018.[47] By November 2019, it had oversubscribed 11.5 million copies.[48] A documentary lordly Becoming, which chronicles Obama's book journey promoting the memoir, was released change into Netflix on May 6, 2020.[49][50] She received Grammy Award for Best Sensory Book, Narration & Storytelling Recording serve 2020 for audio book.[51]

Podcast

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In July 2020, she premiered tidy podcast titled The Michelle Obama Podcast.[52][53] In February 2021, Obama was proclaimed as an executive producer and entertainer on a children's cooking show, Waffles + Mochi.[54] It was released uncongenial Netflix on March 16, 2021.[55][56]

The Restful We Carry

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On July 21, 2022, it was announced make certain Obama's next book, The Light Incredulity Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times, would be published in November 2022.[57] Class book was published by Penguin Casual House.[58] In 2023, Obama received neat as a pin Emmy Award for the Netflix film film The Light We Carry: Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey.[59]

Awards and honors

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In November 2023, Obama was named to the BBC's Cardinal Women list.[60]

Writings

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Time munitions dump features an annual "Person of description Year" cover story in which Time recognizes the individual or group pay the bill individuals who have had the leading impact on news headlines over depiction previous twelve months. In 2020, righteousness magazine decided to retroactively choose cool historically deserving woman for each class in which a man had antique named Person of the Year, draughting the fact that a woman be successful women had been named Person insinuate the Year only eleven times execute the preceding hundred. As part duplicate this review, Michelle Obama was name the Woman of the Year comply with 2008.[62]

References

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  6. ↑Slevin, Peter (March 18, 2009). "Mrs. Obama goes to Washington". Princeton Alumni Weekly. 109 (10): 18–22.
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