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When she takes the stage at the Democratic National Convention Monday evening, Michelle Obama will surely discuss her husband’s many achievements and the promise for America that his groundbreaking candidacy represents. What she is less likely to talk about is just how instrumental she has been to launching her husband’s political trajectory or that this tough, razor-smart Chicago native had to sacrifice many of her own career ambitions along the way.

DIED. ERIC WRIGHT, 31, rapper; of complications from AIDS; in Los Angeles. His steely, insistent tenor made “Eazy-E” one of the instantly identifiable elements of N.W.A., the rap group that took the genre to the harsher heights of “gangsta rap,” with profane language and violent imagery that kept the music off radio stations and marching out of stores. Following N.W.A.’s dissolution, Wright began a second career as solo artist, producer–and a truly offbeat dabbler in Republican politics.

I am the straight daughter of two moms, a Christian gay-rights activist, a proud Kentuckian and a big sister. I hope that very soon, I’ll be a maid of honor too. Last fall, I moved into my Stanford University dorm on my 18th birthday. Living away from my family and my home state gave me the perspective to realize I had a voice, a story to share and a plea to make for equality.