Michelle Obama

Yeah, I think it was really special to talk to my grandparents about it, because especially my grandpa, I mean... What did he say?

He's...

He makes us call him Grandpa Colonel.

He's a veteran.

He's one of the first Black pioneers.

He was in the Air Force and he's Colonel.

So one of the first Black Colonels.

So that's like his pride and joy.

So when this all happened, he was like...

You know, see, like, look, look at where you come from, you know.

And, you know, I think.

He's like, you thought all these people loved you.

Yes.

And I think especially them.

I mean, they've seen so much their generation and then to see it kind of pour through.

And this generation was something that was amazing.

really interesting to talk about with him.

And I think it's important in Black families, certain things are just Black history.

Mrs. Obama, you are Black history.

And these are just things that you just will speak about and you want to remind your children of and you want them to remember these people because it's like, this is taking us forward as a community.