Michelle Obama: Young people feel what’s happening now ‘not what they were taught’
October 4, 2017 by admin
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Former first lady Michelle Obama
Michelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaObama to host global summit in Chicago Kelly Clarkson says new song ‘Go High’ inspired by Michelle Obama Michelle Obama outshines all Democratic prospects for 2020 MORE said Tuesday that many young people only know life under her husband’s presidency and may consider ”what’s happening now as intrinsically not what they were taught.”
“Many of the young people today, they only know Barack Obama
Barack Hussein ObamaGOP rep: North Korea wants Iran-type nuclear deal Dems fear lasting damage from Clinton-Sanders fight Iran’s president warns US will pay ‘high cost’ if Trump ditches nuclear deal MORE as their president and what that standard felt like and what kind of messages were being talked about,” she said at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women, according to CNN.
“They grew up only under hope and possibility and options and opportunity and creating more space,” she continued.
“I think they will feel some of what’s happening now as intrinsically not what they were taught.”
The former first lady did not specifically mention President Trump by name, though her comments could be viewed as in reference to the current administration.
Obama has spoken out against Trump in the past. Last month, she criticized women who voted for Trump, saying they “voted against their own voice.” She also argued that the White House was being led by fear.
The former first lady argued Tuesday that there are key differences for today’s youth, saying young people are “less tolerant of obvious inequities” than in the past.
“I think that this generation will look at what is happening now in the world and they will say, ‘This doesn’t feel right because this wasn’t what I was taught.’”
