Michelle Obama
The ex-first lady worries when her daughters drive a car
Michelle Obama worries about her daughters Malia and Sasha.
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Michelle Obama worries about her daughters Malia and Sasha when they are out in the car. The reason is the risk of racial profiling.
Michelle Obama (57, “Becoming: My Story”) worries about her daughters Malia (22) and Sascha (19) when they are alone in the car. The former first lady of the United States revealed this on American breakfast television. The reason is a possible danger from racial profiling.
“Every time you get into a car alone, I worry about the assumptions made by someone who doesn’t know all about them,” Obama said on CBS’s “This Morning” program. Her and Barack Obama’s (59, “A Promised Land”) daughters are “good students and polite girls,” she said. “But maybe you turn your music up a little too loud, maybe someone just sees the back of your head and makes an assumption.”
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Like many other African American parents, she and her husband were scared when their children got their driver’s license, the 57-year-old lawyer revealed in the interview excerpt that was sent in advance. “Many of us [Schwarzen] We still live in fear when we go to the supermarket, take our dogs for a walk. “We need to talk about it more often and ask other citizens to” listen a little more and believe us “. They should” know that we are not want to be out there and march “.