Author:Michelle Obama
Appearance
Works
[edit]- Senior thesis, Princeton University: Princeton-Educated Blacks and the Black Community (1985)
- Letter regarding partial-birth abortion (17 February 2004)
- To Live Beyond Our Fear (16 August 2007)
- Carnegie Mellon University address (3 April 2008)
- The World As It Should Be (25 August 2008)
- Michelle Obama's letter to the Advocate newsmagazine (21 October 2008)
As First Lady
[edit]- Remarks on the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act (29 January 2009)
- Remarks to Department of Education staff (2 February 2009)
- Remarks to Department of HUD staff (4 February 2009)
- Remarks to Department of Interior staff (9 February 2009)
- Mary's Center Teen Program roundtable (10 February 2009)
- Home, Work, Community (11 February 2009)
- Remarks at the Sweet Honey in the Rock event (19 February 2009)
- Remarks to Department of Agriculture staff (19 February 2009)
- Remarks to Department of Transportation staff (20 February 2009)
- Remarks to the Environmental Protection Agency (26 February 2009)
2012 Presidential Campaign
[edit]- Who You Are and What You Stand For (5 May 2012)
- Democratic National Convention address (4 September 2012)
Weekly Addresses
[edit]Michelle Obama has delivered eight Christmas addresses alongside her husband:
- "Everything in Our Power" (24 December 2009)
- "Simple Gifts" (25 December 2010)
- "A Time to Give Thanks" (24 December 2011)
- "This Season of Giving" (22 December 2012)
- "Stories of the Season" (28 December 2013)
- "Children's Winter Wonderland" (25 December 2014)
- "A Timeless Tradition" (25 December 2015)
- "Gift of the Holidays" (23 December 2016)
She has also delivered one address on her own:
- "Hope for the Future" (10 May 2014)
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