also wanted to make sure that when I visited a new place as First Lady, I really visited it-meaning that I'd have a chance to meet the people who actually lived there, not just those who governed them. Traveling abroad, I had opportunities that Barack didn't.
In her book "Becoming," Michelle Obama reflects on her role as First Lady and emphasizes the importance of genuine connections during her travels. She expresses a desire to engage with local people instead of only interacting with political leaders. For her, understanding the culture and experiences of everyday citizens was a significant part of her visits to new places.
Michelle highlights that these international journeys allowed her to have unique experiences...
