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Michelle Obama: White House portraits tell ‘fuller story’ of America

Former first lady Michelle Obama said Wednesday the White House portraits of her and former President Barack Obama reflect a “fuller story” of America.

“It’s not about blood or pedigree or wealth, it’s a place where everyone should have a fair shot,” she said at an event to unveil the portraits on Wednesday. “This day is not about me or Barack or these portraits. It’s about telling that fuller story, a story that includes every single American in every corner of the country.” 

The portrait unveiling traditionally would’ve happened years ago, but Barack Obama’s successor, Donald Trump , refused to do it. 

Barack Obama’s portrait was painted by artist Robert McCurdy. Sharon Sprung painted Michelle Obama’s. 

At the unveiling, Barack Obama joked with President Joe Biden , his former vice president, but also offered earnest praise. Read more at www.newsbreak.com

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