Michelle Obama She choked back tears as she urged American men to support Kamala Harris’ campaign to become the first female president of the United States.

The former first lady, who has previously rejected calls to run for the US presidency, spoke of her own “debilitating” menopause problems and warned women’s lives would be “endangered” if Donald Trump returns in a speech in Michigan on Saturday. the white house.

Obama explained how difficult it is for women to understand and take care of their own bodies, especially during menstruation and menopause.

“Every month, most of us experience days of excruciating cramps and nausea. “As we struggle with menopause, crippling hot flashes and depression, many women my age don’t realize what’s happening to our bodies,” she added.

Michelle Obama urges men to see women as ‘more than baby-making tools’

Addressing the male crowd, she urged them to understand women’s health concerns and see them as “more than just baby-making tools.”

Breach abortion rightsTo the former First Lady, this is a sign of dangerous restrictions on women’s access to health care.

He also suggested that some men might be tempted to vote for Trump because of their anger at the slow pace of progress, but added: “Your anger does not exist in a vacuum.”

“If we don’t make this choice right, your wife, your daughter, your mother, we women will cause collateral damage to your anger.” Obama he warned.

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Harris took the stage and said she would fight for Americans

Obama’s appearance at the Kalamazoo rally follows his powerful speech at the Democratic National Convention this summer.

After Obama’s speech Harris took the stage and assured the audience that, unlike Trump, he would consider their needs.

“Our country longs for a president who not only looks in the mirror, but also sees people who understand you and will fight for you,” he said.