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Barack Obama Embroidered Tote Bag by emcityturtle

Born to a Kenyan father and a Caucasian mother, the former community activist and lawyer came into national prominence with a show stopping keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston, befitting his reputation as a brilliant orator. In 2008, after a hard fought win against Hillary Clinton to secure the Democratic nomination, the former Senator from Illinois crushed Republican John McCain to become the first African American to claim the presidency.

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Basic Tote Bag

Over your shoulder or in your hand, our embroidered tote is a fashionable and useful accessory that’s good for the planet. Made from durable 12 oz cotton twill, it has a wide bottom and reinforced cotton web handles. Styles include 100% organic cotton (Select “Organic” as your color.). 13"w x 15.5"h x 7"d

Barack Obama Embroidered Tote Bag

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Born to a Kenyan father and a Caucasian mother, the former community activist and lawyer came into national prominence with a show stopping keynote address at the 2004 Democratic National Convention in Boston, befitting his reputation as a brilliant orator. In 2008, after a hard fought win against Hillary Clinton to secure the Democratic nomination, the former Senator from Illinois crushed Republican John McCain to become the first African American to claim the presidency.

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