Michelle Obama says 'we have to pick leaders' who don't rob women of their femininity
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During an interview on MS NOW on Thursday, former first lady Michelle Obama discussed her new book and asserted that 'we have to pick leaders' who don't rob women of their femininity.
Capehart said, "You write this, ‘When you’re a woman in the public eye, you’re often reduced first and foremost to your physical appearance.’ You also write, ‘If someone wants to take something away from a woman, they will try to rob her of her femininity, her beauty.’ We have current examples of this right now aimed at female reporters."
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