WATCH: Why Michelle Obama Chose Becoming as the Title of Her Memoir
Michelle Obama’s book “Becoming” is on sale now.
Michelle Obama’s book “Becoming” is on sale now.
Members of the Museum of African American Art (MAAA) Los Angeles, recently explored the National Museum of African American History and Culture, on their recent, 6-days, 5-nights, arts, history and cultural tour of Washington, DC and fundraiser for the MAAA.
In her memoir, a work of deep reflection and mesmerizing storytelling, Michelle Obama invites readers into her world.
Believing in hope and the possibility of change, many historically Black institutions across the nation are taking the reins when it comes to increasing voter awareness and registration among their student body.
If you could choose one artist to embody the African American experience of the 20th century, it would have to be the incomparable Miss Aretha Franklin.
The last to to register to vote in California is October 22. In an effort to encourage civic participation the Los Angeles Sentinel has launched a voter registration drive. Stop by the Los Angeles Sentinel to register to vote or bring someone who needs to register. More voter registration drive events coming in September.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama is featured in a video along with celebrities Tom Hanks, Janelle Monáe, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw and Lin-Manuel Miranda to encourage people to register and vote.
Former President Barack Obama is making headlines but its not for collusion or obstruction of justice. Rather the former president has been showing off his dance moves at the Jay Z and Beyonce concert and politicking with his former VP Joe Biden. Take a look below: First Lady Michelle Obama and President Barack Obama spotted living there best life at the On the Run II Tour DC stop: President Barack Obama and VP Joe Biden spotted grabbing a bite to eat in DC:
Over the weekend it was revealed that Michael Selyem, a gang prosecutor, made hateful comments about former first lady Michelle Obama and Rep. Maxine Waters.
In her memoir, a work of deep reflection and mesmerizing storytelling, Michelle Obama invites readers into her world, chronicling the experiences that have shaped her—from her childhood on the South Side of Chicago to her years as an executive balancing the demands of motherhood and work, to her time spent at the world’s most famous address.
Netflix said the Obamas would make “a diverse mix of content,” potentially including scripted and unscripted series, documentaries or features.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama will participate in the second United State of Women Summit, which will take place in Los Angeles on May 5-6. United State of Women, an independent nonprofit that grew out of the Obama Administration’s Council on Women and Girls, is focused on inspiring women and allies to turn passion into action.
Since the beginning of its inception, women have dedicated their lives to shaping and transforming America into the country we see today. This week, we kick-off the celebration of Women’s History Month by paying homage to a few women of color, who have rallied for change both locally and nationally.
Michelle Obama says breaking the glass ceiling in becoming the first black first lady left a few lasting emotional scars.
Notes, quotes, and things picked up on the run from coast-to-coast and all the stops in between and beyond.