Michelle Obama
"I want to tell you I'm passionate about the 62 million girls," she said, who lack access to sufficient education, as a result of poverty or distance from school campuses. Furthermore, she encouraged the group of young activists to "start with whatever issue move [them]," and also to remain hopeful despite adversity and pessism they face on the path to change, which she said may lead them to feeling "heartbroken, angry, overwhelmed."
"There’s nothing wrong with every once in a while putting the technology aside and actually having a conversation."
Approximately 55 percent of low-income children under 10 can't access the Internet from home.
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TV networks should do their part reprimanding racist marks and by representing us more fairly in their programming. Latinos come in all races, colors and flavors; which is why 'mejorar la raza' shouldn't have a place in our community.
“I know the struggles many of you face, how you walk the long way home to avoid the gangs; how you fight to concentrate on your schoolwork when there's too much noise at home; how you keep it together when your family's having a hard time making ends meet. But more importantly, I know the strength of this community.”
Which country's lunch would you want to be eating?
Fox News 'doctor' thinks Michelle Obama's too fat
Mike Sacks is joined by community members Angelo Guglielmo, Jr., Lawrence Watford, Lindsay Goldner and Tommy McFly to discuss a joke that was recently made about Michelle Obama posing for National Geographic.