Farai Chideya writes: “Strong first ladies have had one set of challenges. The first African-American first lady of the United States faces another: the difference between being “strong” and being “angry.” It’s not clear that [author] Jodi Kantor sets out to make Michelle Obama seem angry as . . . Read More
Farai Chideya writes: “Strong first ladies have had one set of challenges. The first African-American first lady of the United States faces another: the difference between being “strong” and being “angry.” It’s not clear that [author] Jodi Kantor sets out to make Michelle Obama seem angry as . . . Read More
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