Michelle Obama has an astoundingly successful life.
In addition to being a former first lady, Michelle is a world-famous author and public speaker.
She’s worked hard to achieve these successes.
While the entire house is 1,345 square feet, Michelle’s family lived on the top floor.
To give each other some space, Michelle and Craig sectioned off their shared bedroom.
“It’s been the foundation for everything I’ve been able to do in my life.”
Unfortunately, as time went on, Michelle realized that people were moving away due to racism.
In addition, she noticed the schools and parks were falling apart as local resources dwindled.
“I feel a sense of injustice,” Michelle stated during anObama Foundation Summit.
“You know people are running from you.”
However, sometimes Michelle found it hard to balance her scholastic success with fitting into her neighborhood.
When she was ten, her cousin criticized Michelle’s polished speaking style.
Even so, Michelle persevered and earned significant academic accomplishments.
She took advantage of French and biology classes provided by her school’s gifted program.
In high school, Michelle qualified for a place at the Whitney M. Young Magnet High School.
Over time, his health deteriorated, and he needed assistive devices like crutches.
Despite these difficulties, he was determined to keep working.
Fraser’s diligence and persistence made a strong impression on Michelle and her brother Craig.
Despite his mobility difficulties, Fraser was a steadfast attendee at his kids' sporting events.
“We also saw him fall and get up and keep going.”
Besides big life lessons, Fraser and Marian Robinson also worked with their kids to resolve everyday problems.
Her parents encouraged discussions, and in one instance, Michelle decided to delve into breakfast foods.
After her parents explained they offered eggs as a protein-rich choice, Michelle suggested peanut butter as an alternative.
