Speaking at the Quatar #WISE15, event, Michelle Obama, gives a clear reason why she supports the idea, using herself as example.
“My eduction opened up opportunities that I never could have dreamed of as a young black girl from a working-class family in a big American city. My university degree transported me to places
I never could have imagined – to board rooms and courtrooms, to the White-House – where my mother lives now with our family and we’re rising our daughters just steps from the Oval Office. This is such a long way from the tiny apartment where I was raised. But that’s the thing about education – it can carry our children such great distances and bring the most impossible dreams within their reach.”
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