WASHINGTON DC – Ex-Amwrican president Barack Obama has remembered Cecile Richards for lifelong advocacy for women’s rights.
Cecile Richards, a tireless advocate for women’s rights and reproductive healthcare, passed away leaving behind a legacy of unwavering commitment to gender equality. Known for her leadership at Planned Parenthood, Richards played a pivotal role in securing critical healthcare provisions in the Affordable Care Act, ensuring women had access to vital reproductive services, Obama said on his X gandle account on Monday.
Her dedication to women’s health and rights garnered admiration and respect from women of all ages, who saw her as a steadfast ally in their fight for equality. Former First Lady Michelle Obama and her husband, President Barack Obama, expressed their deep gratitude for Richards’ advocacy and her significant impact on the lives of countless individuals.
“Our thoughts are with Kirk, Lily, Hannah, Daniel, and all those who loved Cecile,” said the Obamas in a heartfelt tribute. “We will always be grateful for her advocacy and the enduring change she helped bring about.”
