I’m sure your comments started out well-intentioned all of America does not reside in Washington, DC nor work for the fed. You completely missed the whole point being that Black women ALL OVER (America; the World) can take pride in the fact that a Black woman will be permanently woven into the cloth of a title that symbolizes eloquence, grace, beauty, and philanthropy. Millions of Black women grew up being ashamed of their accentuated feminine characteristics but since you’re not Black or a woman you seem to be having trouble relating.

Kaplans comments are merely an attempt to capitalize on the lowest common denominator glurge she can find. ‘OH, no one has written about MIchelles ass yet, well that will get me some reader.’

Black Females, believe it or not, are extremely well represented as employees in the Federal Government. To write this kind of garbage, that people are judging them by their body style, in a professional environment is a disservice to them. And as a colleague, I am appaled. Take your fake-ass college-level “black female empowerment” hype and stuff it.

One of Michelles booty cheeks does more service to society than the whole of your overhyped writing career.

One dont we create some controversy over that space between your teeth?