During her speech at the Democratic National Convention, Michelle Obama strongly criticized former President Donald Trump, particularly targeting his controversial 'Black jobs' remark. She accused Trump of feeling threatened by successful Black individuals, including her and her husband, Barack Obama, asserting that he has historically attempted to instill fear in them. In a humorous jab, she asked who would inform Trump that the presidential role he seeks might be considered one of those 'Black jobs'. Michelle also urged delegates to support Kamala Harris, emphasizing the need for active participation in the upcoming election. Her speech reflects a shift to a more direct confrontation style compared to her previous approach in 2016, aligning with the current Democratic Party's strategy. Overall, she conveyed a sense of urgency for Democrats to unite and fight against Trump's divisive rhetoric.