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I was born on January 17, 1964, to Marian and Fraser  Robinson in South Side Chicago. I have one older brother, Craig Robinson, who also went to Princeton. I married Barack, my best friend, on October 3, 1992 after meeting him at the law office where I worked. Malia Ann was born on July 4, 1998 and Sasha on June 10, 2001. My two daughters have grown into amazing young women, and are my whole world. Family has always been an important role in my life and my mother even came to live with us in the White House. I'm so proud and lucky to have a wonderful family. Thank you all -mo

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Here is my farewell address from the 6th of January, 2017.

I hope I've made you proud. -mo

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Watch Michelle Obama's entire final speech - CNN Video

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Michelle Obama gave her final White House remarks in an emotional speech, thanking her supporters and saying, "being your first lady has been the greatest honor of my life and I hope I've made you proud."

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I grew up in the South Side of Chicago, and attended local schools through middle school. In Elementary school, I skipped over second grade, and by sixth grade, I had been placed in gifted classes. For high school, I went to Whitney M. Young Magnet School, a special magnet school for gifted students. I graduated saluditorian, and from there I went to Princeton, where I earned a B.A. in sociology. Finally, I attended Harvard Law School, where I was awarded my J.D. (Juris Doctor, Doctor of law).

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This is a wonderful article I found written about the 2008 election - one of my most life changing events.

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Motivated
Inspirational
Chicagoan
Hardworking
Educated
Levelheaded
Leader
Empowering

Organized

Bright

Active
Mother
Amicable

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FLOTUS - First Lady of the United States of America

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FLOTUS - First Lady of the United States of America

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This is my portrait from our first year of the first term of the presidency. I'm most known for being the First Lady of the United States from 2008-2016.

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As First Lady, I created a program called Let's Move in an effort to encourage healthy eating and excercise habits in children. Linked below is a recording of me talking about these efforts.
Vocaroo

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One of the experiences that changed me was my college experience. The racial discrimination I felt began my journey for racial equality, something I am continually passionate about. Being a minority at Princeton influenced all of my decisions, and at times it felt like there were two worlds I was trying to unsuccessfully be a part of.  I always felt I needed to prove myself.I took part in the Thirld World Center, an oasis for students of color, and my personal refuge. For my senior thesis, I explored the issues of identity and purpose among African-American Princeton graduates

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Through teaching and research, we educate people who will contribute to society and develop knowledge that will make a difference in the world.