Instead of watching the orange one lift his hand to pledge allegiance to the presidency, here's 5 things Black people can do to make January 20th a little less painful.
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The letter reflected on how President Obama’s daughters have gracefully come into their own over the past eight years and it provided advice on how to adjust to life after living in the White House.
Sasha Obama was noticeably absent during President Obama's final speech on Tuesday. According to reports, she was studying for an exam.
President Obama says his daughters, Sasha and Malia Obama, are “ready to get out of the nest. We don’t think they’re ready, but they certainly think they’re ready.”
On November 4, 2008, Black women hit the main stage. And with Barack Obama’s inauguration that January, America would be required to stare in the face of what it had hated for centuries. It would have to recognize Black leadership, Black intelligence, Black beauty and Black love.
President Obama reportedly had some words of wisdom for his daughters the morning after Trump’s win, according to a profile in the New Yorker.
Malia Obama made an ironic statement with her t-shirt and Sasha allegedly got offered a bottle of Jameson.
A video surfaced of the incident at the festival last week.
The suit claims law enforcement officers 'employed unconstitutional tactics to disturb, disrupt, infringe upon, and criminalize.'
When you’re a teenager, summer jobs suck—even if you’re POTUS’s daughter. According to reports, the President and First Lady’s baby girl, Sasha Obama, took on a job slinging hash at a seafood restaurant on Martha’s Vineyard. Little sister Sasha has had a ton of low-key gigs, but her most recent one has her working a morning shift […]
