In recent years, former first lady Michelle Obama has embarked on several book tours.  The first occurred in 2018 when she promoted her memoir, Becoming.  In 2022, Mrs. Obama published The Light We Carry: Overcoming in Uncertain Times, which was marketed as an inspiring book crafted to lift the spirits of the nation.

Instead of offering encouragement, The Light We Carry highlights Michelle’s claims about experiencing racism as first lady.  On that book tour, she discussed her supposed struggle with being perceived by whites in America as an “angry black woman,” a topic she often brings up while touring the country with a constant grimace on her face.

Michelle’s most recent platform for spewing forth perceived racism is entitled The Look, which is not referring to the furrow in her brows or her perpetual pout.  Thus far, under the guise of sharing her eclectic style evolution through photographs on The Look book tour, Michelle Obama continues the tradition of blaming everything from racial hair struggles to sweaty gym avoidance on the adoring white liberals waiting in line to buy her book.

How is Michelle Obama consistently able to turn things like a visual journey about her style evolution into a chance to speak out against the oppression she feels from the racist white people around her?  And how does someone elevate her fashion sense while also expressing bitterness and making an ungrateful spectacle of herself by embodying the kind of intolerance that the person making the accusations claims she has been a victim of? 

While promoting The Look, the Churlish One reminisced with Robin Roberts on 20/20 that both she and Barack “were all too aware that as the first black couple, we couldn’t afford any missteps, and that as a black woman, I was under a particularly white-hot glare.”  According to Michelle, during Obama’s........

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