If we want to stop the cycle of poverty, then we need to start with our families.
Barack Obama: “If we want to stop the cycle of poverty, then we need to start with our families.”
Editor's note · Context
Obama emphasizing the importance of strengthening families to break the cycle of poverty.
Share
More from Barack Obama
When we choose, when we make that decision, I do believe – and there is evidence for this – that the world gets incrementally better, and that is a worthy goal and it’s worth fighting for.
This race is going to be close. It could determine which party controls the Senate and whether Ohioans can count on the people in Washington to be fighting for you.
If I had a blame pie for why politics is so polarised and why we're seeing a rise of populism in many places, it's because of that information that is going into our brains every day.
People need to “rediscover what’s the story we tell about how we’re going to live together, and see each other, and recognise each other, and disagree, and yet, still care for each other”.





