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i know there was some sort of critique that emerged from the second wave feminine movement that said, okay, you can t say mom and chief. we have come too far. i kept saying, no, no, no. when an african-american woman says, my family is more important than anything else it is almost politically subversive in its historic cal power. to give the feminists some credit, they were trying to move forward. where african-american women, things being said about we are not good enough mothers or we are not paying attention, i think it was really important for first lady obama to say this first of all. it is important to see her with the girls, to see two young african-american women raised in the white house outside of the public eye on one hand but on the other hand having this mother hovering around them. and the grandmother. that s the blended family to tie it to the first part. i think the second piece of this is just to see her move. to not be this figure that is

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