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Arguably one of the coolest in the history of USA first ladies, Michelle Obama will also go down as one of the most visible. Not only a skilled orator<\/a>, Michelle Obama is very savvy with the usage of social media to push awareness on her work. Such is the case with the Let Girls Learn<\/a> initiative<\/a> and associated #62MillionGirls<\/a> campaign. Michelle Obama opened a Snapchat account<\/a> to extend her reach in support of the aforementioned. A star-power anthem<\/a>, “This Is For My Girls”, was released. And lately, she appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden<\/a> in the Carpool Karaoke<\/em> segment that has gone viral.<\/p>\n

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In an endearing ride around the White House compound, the First Lady and James Corden went through some of her faves: Stevie Wonder’s “Signed, Sealed, Delivered”, Beyonc\u00e9’s “Single Ladies”, the aforementioned “This Is For My Girls<\/a>” as well as Missy Elliott’s “Get Your Freak On.” Amidst all the singing fun and jokes, Michelle passed her message. She represents the complete antithesis of the political rascals Kery James rails against in his latest single, “Racailles”.<\/p>\n

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