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Michelle Obama in Her Own Words brings together a carefully selected collection of 200‑250 quotations, presented in approximately 75 thematic categories. A brief introduction and biography preface the quotes, offering context on the former First Lady’s life and career. The citations are drawn from a range of newspapers, magazines, transcripts, speeches, television interviews, and profiles that document her journey from a high‑profile corporate lawyer in Chicago to executive positions in the Mayor’s office and the University of Chicago, culminating in her involvement with the 2008 presidential campaign.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: Michelle Obama
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