My Mother Taught Me That Logic Would Always Prevail In The Face Of Injustice – Obama

Ex American president, Barack Obama has come out to hail his late mother.

He recently sang her praises while promoting his book, A Promised Land, and the world has been reacting.

According to him, she was strong, smart, and marched to her own beat, and she truly believed that power came not from putting people down, but rather through lifting them up.

He added that she was always certain that in the face of injustice and humanity’s more primal impulses, logic and progress would always prevail.

His words, “As I recount in my book, A Promised Land, my mother, Ann Dunham, was strong, smart, and marched to her own beat. For her, the world offered endless opportunities for moral instruction. My sister Maya and I got early lessons about the struggle for civil rights, the impact of poverty on people around the world, and the importance of respecting other cultures and considering other points of view. My mother believed that power came not from putting people down but rather through lifting them up. And she was always certain that in the face of injustice and humanity’s more primal impulses, logic and progress would always prevail. “The world is complicated, Bar,” she used to say. “That’s why it’s interesting.”