Everyone on earth, they'd tell us, was carrying around an unseen history, and that alone deserved some tolerance.
In "Becoming," Michelle Obama reflects on the importance of understanding the unseen struggles and histories that each individual carries. She emphasizes that this awareness can foster compassion and tolerance among people. By recognizing that everyone has their own challenges and stories, we can create a more empathetic society.
This insight encourages readers to look beyond surface interactions and appreciate the depth of human experience. Michelle Obama's narrative serves as a reminder that patience and understanding are crucial in a world where everyone's journey is unique and often unseen.
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