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911 Tape in the Henry Louis Gates, Jr. Case Contradicts What Police Reported

I've been trying to back away from this case because I may say something that may hurt a lot of people's feelings. And I don't want to get eaten alive live Barack Obama. Take it from someone who has watched her loved ones get thrown up against walls and fences just for walking down the street, I don't think this was any accident. Below you can listen to the audio of the 911 tape, which a white woman (Luica Whalen) claims to have seen "Um, well there were two larger men. One looked kind of Hispanic but I'm not really sure. And the other one entered and I didn't see what he looked like at all. I just saw it from a distance.", breaking into a house. As opposed to police reports, which claim she said a Black man was breaking into the house. This may mean that Officer Crowley's (the man accused of using excessive force) explanation, that he was told "what appeared to be two black males with backpacks.", was totally bogus. And apparently something to help his now tarnished image.

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Michelle Obama takes off the Political facade and opens up about being a mom, fashion trend setter, wife and future first lady. She proves that although she's in the epicenter of one of the most historical runs for office, she's got her priorities in order. "My first job in all honesty is going to continue to be mom-in-chief,” she says, “making sure that in this transition, which will be even more of a transition for the girls…that they are settled and that they know they will continue to be the center of our universe.".

Michelle also understands the magnitude of her fashion choices and lends a peak into her own ideologies: "I do think what you wear is a reflection of who you are. I love to look glamorous when there’s a wonderful, purposeful event that is appropriate. But when I’m in Iowa campaigning with the girls, I am in Gap shorts and a T-shirt.". But, many fans of the fads she has started have a more iconic reflection of her impact on women all over America: "People associate her with Jackie Kennedy because that’s the last time there was a first lady with a trademark style." says, Renowned Fashion Editor for The Washington Post, Robin Givhan.

Leave it to Barack to describe her most elegantly, "Michelle believes deeply in the American Dream – because she’s lived it. And as a mother of our two young daughters, she understands firsthand the challenge of balancing work and family. That ability to empathize and understand the struggles that so many hardworking families are going through will be valuable to have as a first lady." But, it's hard to figure out which partner loves each other more, as Michelle explains to Ebony Magazine: "Barack and I – as partners, as friends and as lovers– we accessorize each other in many ways," she said. "The best thing I love having on me is Barack on my arm and vice versa, whether it’s having him standing there smiling at me, or watching him mesmerize a crowd or talk to some seniors in a senior center."

If you think this is all for the cameras, even Michelle's Mother, Marian Johnson,reveals her ambitious and self determined attitude from childhood: "She always wanted to do her best, and I don’t think it had anything to do with outdoing someone else. It’s within her".

VIBE is making a huge statement as it goes politically correct this September with Mister Barack Obama on the double cover issue. The feature article will chronicle the senator's life and dare to dabble with topics like Don Imus.

I hope that this will influence people to vote; whether for the first African American president, or the first female president.