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It's not Mandela Effect. It's just that I know her only by her works from that era. I have never seen her perform in my life, TV or otherwise. Not saying she di

• mauvehaus 8y ago
  I find it interesting that people (and you aren't alone) don't remember her performing at Obama's inauguration in 2009. I'll agree that besides that, I have no idea what she's been up to, but the Obama inauguration seems like it should be one of those events that people remember. I mean it wasn't Neil Armstrong walking on the moon, the Challenger explosion, or 9/11, but damn, it felt like a moment. I'm curious if you (and others) are too young to remember the event, or if there's another reason I'm blind to.
  • acheron 8y ago
    If a politician taking office was a defining moment of your life, you may need to adjust your priorities. I live right outside of DC, and other than it being extra crowded on the Metro I couldn’t tell you a thing about any inauguration ceremonies.
    • jjulius 8y ago
      >If a politician taking office was a defining moment of your life, you may need to adjust your priorities. So, two things. 1.) That was the inauguration of the first black president this country has had. That's a defining moment in and of itself. 2.) To each their own, right? Who are you to tell people to adjust what interests they prioritize?