Former first lady Michelle Obama suggested there is a persistent and unfair confidence gap between men and women, one that begins early and lingers throughout life. In the latest episode of her IMO ...

Former First Lady Michelle Obama shared that at 60 she finally feels completely herself, saying women spend years qualifying ...

As we've reported previously, gender and sexuality scholars say the conspiracy theory about Michelle Obama being a trans ...

Her message: There will never be a time without adversity, but self confidence, education and hard work are the keys to overcoming it. "Skin color, gender, is the most ridiculous defining trait ...

Michelle Obama talks hope, gender equality and running for president at United State of Women Summit. By Tara Paniogue . May 7, 2018 2:10 PM PT . Share via Close extra sharing options. Email; ...

PHILADELPHIA — First lady Michelle Obama, whose words were borrowed by Donald Trump's wife at the Republican National Convention last week, responded Monday with an unusually political speech in ...

Michelle Obama presents the Social Justice Impact Award during the 52nd NAACP Image Awards on March 27, 2021. A conspiracy theory involving Michelle Obama has resurfaced and has been circulating ...

Gender and sexuality scholars say the conspiracy theory about Michelle Obama being a trans woman has thrived for more than a decade because it's rooted in racism, transphobia, and misogyny, as ...

Among posts focusing specifically on Michelle Obama's gender identity, some have claimed, without real evidence, that her birth name was "Michael Lavaughn Robinson." ...

Michelle Obama said on her podcast that kids today are less thankful than before. Getty Images "We knew our parents were working as hard as they could," the former first lady said.

Michelle’s sense of humor blooms (of Barack’s self-certainty, she writes: “All this inborn confidence was admirable, of course, but honestly, try living with it.”), and her love for Barack ...

"That's where confidence began for me, sitting at my kitchen table, me and my brother with a mom who really, really loved our voices," said Obama, 61. "She liked to hear our thoughts. She thought ...