Thursday saw the Obama Presidential Centre officially open in Chicago,drawing every living former U.S. president except Donald Trump. Star-studded crowd present . Barack Obama, the nation’s first Black president,delivered upbeat speech on American democracy's current state.
Obama, 64, acknowledged widespread worries over democracy's threats in U.S. He connected with crowd by invoking “no kings,” a protest slogan against Trump. Former president stressed unity,saying a majority of Americans want healing,not conflict. “People aren’t looking for perpetual anger and division,” he said. “They are looking for fairness and common sense and mutual respect.”
The sleek centre,housing Obama’s two-term records and memorabilia, opens to public Friday. Nation struggles with political polarization,the centre stands as testament to a presidency aiming to bridge divides. Trump's absence at event highlighted ongoing tensions…
