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Slack.com slash DHQ. So there's an article on the daily wire yesterday about the former

first lady, Michelle Obama. Maybe you remember her. She was at some kind of women's conference

and she was having a conversation on stage with an actress from the show Blackish, the actress's

name Tracy Ellis Ross, never heard of her but she's an actress apparently. And the women

were lamenting the fact that girls still dream of weddings and they still dream of Prince

Charming. This is a problem in the eyes of Michelle Obama and this other woman. The two agreed

that some women Tracy Ellis Ross apparently included. Can Sacrifice family for the sake

of a career and for professional ambition and for success and be happy as a clam. It's

a perfectly legitimate fine, great choice that a woman can make. In fact, it would seem

that Mrs. Obama, who is married with two kids, you may remember, thinks that this path

is actually preferable given the fact that she considers it a problem that girls aspire

to get married and have kids. She wouldn't call it a problem if a young girl said she

wanted to grow up to be an astronaut or a CEO of a Fortune 500 company. That wouldn't

be a problem. But if a girl said she wants to get married and have kids and that's what

she's dreaming of and Michelle Obama's mind and in the minds of a lot of feminists and

a lot of people in our culture, that is a problem. It's an interesting thing because Americans

are increasingly looking outside of the home for happiness. We have fled the home in search

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