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Children don't care about a little things like getting a hi five with a glove on. The child appears perfectly happy sharing that moment with the first lady. Grown ups should learn not to take small things like this so literal. We would be missing the whole point. Which is she is spending time and giving that child a wonderful experience and a memory that she will carry with her for life. Let's not make a negative from something positive.
Posted at 1:41PM on November 16th 2009 by peachyd50
Mrs.Obama is looking good i love her outfits
Posted at 4:11PM on November 15th 2009 by Tiara
what tribe does she hail from?
Posted at 5:44AM on November 14th 2009 by tt
There's a lot of ignorance in here I see. So, sad.
Posted at 4:42PM on November 12th 2009 by Quan
Why come the Obamas don't go to a black church???? The need to REPRESENT us! They keep acting white and going to their churches and eating their food.
Posted at 12:57AM on November 10th 2009 by Tisha Jackson
Doris, how does YOUR arms look??? Flab and out of shape, I'm quite sure. Focus on your own ill-built body and maybe you too, can look like Mrs. Obama!!
Posted at 7:44PM on November 9th 2009 by DD
What's so undignified about the first lady's bare arms. There should only be a problem if the arms are jiggling and without muscle tone. Stop hating our beautiful, youthful first lady. why can't the first children wear their hair the way the President and first lady approve? They always look beautiful and appropriate coiffed. Stop the hating and start congratulating. Where's the love people? We as Black women need to support each other instead of tearing each other down. If we can't say something positive and progressive we shouldn't say anything at all!
Posted at 5:45PM on November 9th 2009 by jacquie
Mrs. O is a beautiful woman and her essence motivates me to be better, especially physically. She a wife, mom, and First Lady, amongst everything else she does. I don't have nearly as many responsibilities as she does, so surely I can get it/keep it together. Kudos Mrs. O! By the way, please do not utilize this space to acknowledge nonsense.
Posted at 3:15PM on November 9th 2009 by cocoabeauti
Essence should disable any comments concerning a person's physical appearance because it's obvious the self-haters wil pick and find any little small detail on a person to make a negative comment about. If they can't find anything they will make up something. The woman is intelligent and beautiful and is obviously teaching her daughters well in not allowing them to ruin their hair by pressing and perming it at an early age. Every Black woman does not want to look like a plucked chicken who needs to put a weave on her head.
Posted at 8:25PM on November 6th 2009 by coalition against self-haters
Doris, she wear what the f she want's it's a FREEE DA MN COUNTRY!!!!
Posted at 5:00PM on November 6th 2009 by STFU