Moochelle felt the shadow of affirmative action while attending Princeton.
Michelle Obama felt “the shadow of affirmative action” as an undergraduate student at Princeton University, the former first lady writes in her new book, Becoming.
Obama, who graduated in 1985, says she sometimes wondered why she had been accepted into Princeton, a majority-white school, in the first place. “It was impossible to be a black kid at a mostly white school and not feel the shadow of affirmative action,” Obama writes. “You could almost read the scrutiny in the gaze of certain students and even some professors, as if they wanted to say, ‘I know why you’re here.'” This was often “demoralizing,” Obama says, while acknowledging she “was just imagining some of it.”
Actually Moochelle you prolly weren’t imagining it. The only reason you were at Princeton was because of affirmative action and you should be grateful for your Ivy League education but you aren’t because you hate America and white people.