Photo Credit:
E! News/Terence J./First Lady Michelle Obama
What a picture! It's absolutely priceless because it speaks thousands. To the left is Rapper, Wale while E! Co-Host Terence J. is to the extreme right, both were on hand as Performer and Panel Moderator respectively. The event was part of The First Lady's Reach Higher Initiative aptly named "Beating The Odds Summit."
Photo Credit: Wale
Terence J: "Having grown up in Washington D.C., being invited to The White House by the First Lady is a dream come true. Thank you to Mrs. Obama and her entire staff for this opportunity....in addition to working with The White House on the My Brothers Keepers program, which also helps our youth stay on track, the summit...." has enabled ...."me to be part of a program that aims to enrich the lives of students."
Terence J. and Wale at The White House
Photo Credit: Terence J.
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I like this alot
ReplyDeleteReally love what Michelle is doing
ReplyDeleteBeating the odds is right
ReplyDeleteWale and TJ both from the dmv? nice. we here
ReplyDeleteMO's doing good work. Nice one.
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ReplyDeletePresident Barack Obama Invites Rapper Wale To The White House - July 2015
First Lady Michelle Obama Teams Up With Rapper "Wale" For a White House Event - July 2015
How can I not admire and respect Mr. and Mrs. Obama when they rub elbows and take snapshots with a popular American rap artist who characterizes the maternal half of our population as *itches?
I especially like this Wale rap performance titled “Girls on Drugs.” Though after reading his lyrics I am confused why he did not title this rap, *itches on Drugs?”
https://knutesniche.files.wordpress.com/2015/07/wale-lyrics-girls-on-drugs.jpg
I'll tell ya, these lyrics remind me of the songs written and composed by my Motown music friends from the 60s.
Olubowale "Wale" Victor Akintimehin's love and respect for women, our moms, sisters, grandmas, daughters and aunts, is genuinely heartwarming, bringing tears to my eyes.
During his time as President of the United States of America, what has Mr. Obama and his wife done to end the National Epidemic of Child Abuse & Neglect that for decades has emotionally harmed and deprived countless American children of African descent from experiencing a safe, fairly happy American kid childhood?
#RestorePrideInParenting
#EndChildAbuseNeglect
#ProtectKidsFromIrresponsibleCaregivers