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“Somewhere in your generation, maybe in this room, are pioneers who are going to be the first to set their foot on Mars—the first humans, anyway. I don’t know about other life forms.” —President Obama to the students from across the country at his final White House Science Fair
“It is so important to remember that our diversity has been—and will always be—our greatest source of strength and pride here in the United States.” —First Lady Michelle Obama celebrating Nowruz at the White House
On the last day of Women’s History Month, we’re throwing it back to 1917 when a group of suffragettes—Silent Sentinels—picketed the White House to stand up for a woman’s right to vote. We are proud to celebrate those women and the countless others who have driven humanity forward on the path to a more equal and just society. This month and every month, let’s recommit ourselves to ensuring all women and girls have an equal shot at pursuing their dreams.
President Obama has made his decision: Today at 11am ET, he will announce the person who he believes is eminently qualified to sit on the Supreme Court. Watch live from the Rose Garden and get the facts on his nominee and the nomination process.
President Obama is back for his encore. Don’t miss him take the mic tonight at 9pm ET on PBS.
“As long as we keep at it, as long as we don’t get discouraged, as long as we are out there fighting the good fight not just on one day, or one month, but every single day, and every single month, I have no doubt that we’re going to live up to the promise of our founding ideals—and that all these young children who are standing in front, no matter who they are or where they come from, they’re going to have the opportunity to achieve their dreams.” —President Obama
“Worry less about what you want to be, and think more about what you want to do.” —President Obama giving advice to the White House interns
Ready for kickoff.
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