Comments on: Michelle Obama: Breaking Stereotypes, Promoting Health

By: Janice M. Sallis

Janice M. Sallis — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 00:30:29 +0000

Ok, lets talk about health to females of the human race period not by category. If health is such a concern in America, then why in Heavens name are there so many young women from all cultures being abused by men. I personally thought men were placed on planet earth to protect women and not harm us. It is also sooooooooooo…………….very sad along with shame and discuss that the women in power somehow seem to have forgotten about protesting for young to elderly females from health problems related to men abusing women due to lust and non control of their genital organs. If the women in power aren’t concerned about sexual abuse/assault what good is it to discuss health pertaining to women, since this is a health topic. It’s time for a change to move forward instead of backwards. The only thing I can witness growing at a rapid pace is technology, which again put our young females in danger via perverts online. To all the leaders, when are you all going to lead the BAD people where they belong to an isolated island where there’s no excape. Humanity doesn’t seem to care anymore. Now that’s something to fight about.

By: GOAL 2016

GOAL 2016 — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 17:10:41 +0000

I was hoping that Michelle would really go all out to campaign for improved health for women and especially African American Women and other women of color. The statistics show such health disparities among Minority Americans as opposed to Caucasian American women. The health related death rates are significantly higher among Minority women as well. I was opposed to our President and First Lady making a personal appearance to promote the Olympics in Chicago. I am not against it coming to Chicago. I knew that there would be a power play that would use this as an opportunity to embarrass our President and our nation. If the Lord should tarry or if many will even live this long given the severity of their cases let us aim for better health among Minorities, women, children and Americans as a whole by 2016.

By: I Shed Thirty P�..

I Shed Thirty P�.. — Thu, 07 May 2009 01:06:50 +0000

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