Comments on: Afrobella of the Week — Michelle Obama

By: Blogging Anecdotes of Oyasama 32 | Tenrikyology

Blogging Anecdotes of Oyasama 32 | Tenrikyology — Sat, 10 Mar 2012 09:31:44 +0000

[...] presidential run, Michelle Obama sometimes made depreciating comments about her husband, which some observers saw as having a positive effect on him, a way to keep him grounded, down-to-earth so to speak, while the campaign was [...]

By: introvertedbeauty

introvertedbeauty — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 06:52:51 +0000

I *heart* Michelle Obama!
She is a positive figure of an intelligent, refined & beautiful brown skin African American woman that I and many other brown and dark-skinned women have so longed to see in the not only national but world spotlight. During those days when I am overwhelmed with images of beyonces, halles and the light-skinned “guess-what-nationality-i-am” images of black women that plague black media, women like Michelle Obama give me a sense of pride and inspiration that I am beautiful and worthy of adoration– even with my brown skin

By: vko

vko — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 23:29:05 +0000

I LOVE MICHELLE OBAMA!!!!!
i thank God for positive black role models for families. because there are so many negative examples of african american families. There needs to be more families like them. im glad my family is together…

By: Becky

Becky — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 15:15:20 +0000

Michelle is an inspiration. Certainly, I can see why she is a wonderful role model and inspiration for black ladies. As a white woman, I can also honestly say that her ideas and how she lives her life resonate with me more than any other woman I’ve come across in the media for a long time. Although Hilary Clinton is a good woman, only Michelle combines service to the needy with intelligence, a career, style, and a palpable love for her husband and children. Barack and Michelle display so much love for each other; how wonderful for all Americans-both black and white-to have such a positive, sincere relationship on view as our penultimate model for how to treat each other.

By: Tina Thompson

Tina Thompson — Fri, 19 Sep 2008 18:42:14 +0000

I am happy that I came across this web-site, i must say that I am very happy, very happy as I am a beautiful black woman, born in South Florida, my parents in South Georgia; they both taught me love, love for them, love for myself, and others; I am thrilled with that love that is enduring, as it is real; I am so happy that finally we will have a Black family in the White house, we have worked so hard for it; suffered so long, and now our very hard work has paid off, my love, special love to the Barack O’Bama family and to you all for having this website; I must visit it again, thanks and enjoy

By: Saundra

Saundra — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 23:29:03 +0000

Michelle Obama is to be admired and respected for who she is, just like you do. She is the wife of Barack Obama and compliments him well, as he does her. Barack and Michelle are blessed and they fit.

By: How To Say What You Really Mean (Without Saying What You Really Mean) | afrobella

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:41:15 +0000

[...] more I write about the Obamas, the more nasty comments I start getting… just today, someone posted a negative comment on my Michelle Obama Afrobella of the Week post (written in August of last year, mind you). I don’t believe in censuring dissenting opinions, [...]

By: Lorby Adams

Lorby Adams — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 13:56:36 +0000

What an inane blog full of gush and gossip. She will not make it to the White House. She is a troublemaker.

But I guess we all see what we want to see.

By: Phenomenal Woman, That’s Her | afrobella

Phenomenal Woman, That’s Her | afrobella — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 05:21:55 +0000

[...] said it before and I’ll say it again — I find Michelle Obama to be absolutely fascinating. I realize that not everyone sees her the same way — where I see the modern Jackie Kennedy, [...]

By: anxiously awaiting

anxiously awaiting — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 17:45:07 +0000

OMG. I’m so glad I found this page praising the beauty, grace, brillance, confidence, all that and many bags of chips of, Michelle Obama. My she does my heart good to see carrying the torch as a proud black woman standing beside her man and possibly becoming the very first African American first lady. As we await the tallies of the primaries I am overtaken with joy that there is a great possibility her husband may win the nomination and go on to win the presidency. I’m almost shivering thinking that a black man of great esteem and credential with a black woman at his side that stands equal in her own right could actually head this nation. I am hopeful but realize that the competition is very stiff. Clinton and Obama are very close to tying and I realize that Obama could very well lose. Yet I am grateful for this time and place in American history and hope that he wins. And if he doesn’t that he will try again. Go Obama and Michelle Go!!!!!!