Barack Obama é a bola da vez. poucos são os países que possuem seus Obamas, que representam quebra de paradígmas. No Brasil talvez o metalúrgico Lula; na Bolívia talvez Evo Morales; A Polônia, talvez Lech Valessa e em países africanos... Circula pela internet fotos que contam um pouco da sua história. Achei por bem compartilhá-las com nossos leitores. Tentei traduzir os textos, mas descubri que estou sem tempo para tal. Quero parabenizar ao autor desta iniciativa. 
Obama Photo Gallery
Where did he come from?
Father and Son
Barack Obama Sr. poses with his son in the Honolulu airport
during Obama Sr.'s only visit to see his son while he was
growing up in Hawaii. Young Barack was in the 5th grade
when the photo was taken.
Barack Obama Sr., a native of Kenya, met his future wife while they were students at the University of Hawaii. In 1963, he essentially abandoned his family to continue his studies at Harvard.
Grandparents and Mom
THE DUNHAMS: precocious, self-assured
Obama Photo Gallery
Where did he come from?
Father and Son
Barack Obama Sr. poses with his son in the Honolulu airport
during Obama Sr.'s only visit to see his son while he was
growing up in Hawaii. Young Barack was in the 5th grade
when the photo was taken.
Barack Obama Sr., a native of Kenya, met his future wife while they were students at the University of Hawaii. In 1963, he essentially abandoned his family to continue his studies at Harvard.
Grandparents and Mom
THE DUNHAMS: precocious, self-assured
Stanley Ann (left); her impetuous father,
who named his only child after himself;
her mother, Madelyn, the quiet, firm
influence in the home.
who named his only child after himself;
her mother, Madelyn, the quiet, firm
influence in the home.
At their home in Jakarta, Ann Dunham poses in this undated photo with her second husband, Lolo Soetoro, their daughter, Maya, and Barack Obama. 
Mom, Sister and Barack
What are grandparents?
Barack Obama with his maternal grandparents, Stanley and Madelyn Dunham during a 1982 visit to New York, where Obama was attending Columbia. (Courtesy of The Obama Family
Barack Obama walks with his grandmother Sarah Hussein Obama at his father's house in Nyongoma Kogelo village, western Kenya, in Aug. 2006. (AP file)
Barack Obama with his grandmother, Sarah Hussein Obama, in Africa (Courtesy)
In this Obama's Family photos: (bottom row, from left) half-sister Auma, her mother Kezia Obama, Obama's step-grandmother Sarah Hussein Onyango Obama and unknown; (top row, from left) unknown, Barack Obama, half-brother Abongo (Roy) Obama, and three unknowns. (Courtesy of the Obama Family)
Barack Obama as a toddler.
(Courtesy of Barack Obama)
Barack Obama as a child. (Courtesy of Barack Obama)
Barack walks along WaikikiBeachshortl y before he and his mother moved from Hawaiito Indonesiato live with her second husband, Lolo Soetoro, in 1967.
Barack poses with his mother, Ann, half
sister, Maya, and maternal grandfather
Stanley Dunham in Hawaiiin the early
1970s after the family returned from I
ndonesia. Neighbors remember the
close relationship between young
Barack and his grandfather.
A page from Barack Obama's senior yearbook features his personalized message to family, friends and teammates. (Photo from The Oahuan yearbook / March 23, 2007)
Barack Obama shakes hands during his graduation ceremony from PunahouSchoolin 1979. While in his early teens, Obama chose to stay at the school and live with his grandparents after his mother decided to move back to Jakarta, Indonesia.
At his high school graduation, Barack Obama gets a hug from his grandmother Madelyn as his grandfather Stanley beams. His maternal grandparents raised Obama in Hawaii while his mother was living in Indonesia.
Barack and first born
A Família
Nós somos filhos de Deus. Precisamos sonhar alto. Deixe a sua luz brilhar cada vez mais alto, para que outras pessoas e sintam mais seguras ao seu lado. Liberte-se de seus medos. Jogue fora os seus medos. À medida que nos libertamos de nosso próprio medo, nossa presença automaticamente liberta aos outros. "Nós nascemos para resplandecermos a glória de Deus.
Mom, Sister and Barack
What are grandparents?
Barack Obama with his maternal grandparents, Stanley and Madelyn Dunham during a 1982 visit to New York, where Obama was attending Columbia. (Courtesy of The Obama Family
Barack Obama walks with his grandmother Sarah Hussein Obama at his father's house in Nyongoma Kogelo village, western Kenya, in Aug. 2006. (AP file)
Barack Obama with his grandmother, Sarah Hussein Obama, in Africa (Courtesy)
In this Obama's Family photos: (bottom row, from left) half-sister Auma, her mother Kezia Obama, Obama's step-grandmother Sarah Hussein Onyango Obama and unknown; (top row, from left) unknown, Barack Obama, half-brother Abongo (Roy) Obama, and three unknowns. (Courtesy of the Obama Family)
Barack Obama as a toddler.
(Courtesy of Barack Obama)
Barack Obama as a child. (Courtesy of Barack Obama)
Barack walks along WaikikiBeachshortl y before he and his mother moved from Hawaiito Indonesiato live with her second husband, Lolo Soetoro, in 1967.
Barack poses with his mother, Ann, half
sister, Maya, and maternal grandfather
Stanley Dunham in Hawaiiin the early
1970s after the family returned from I
ndonesia. Neighbors remember the
close relationship between young
Barack and his grandfather.
A page from Barack Obama's senior yearbook features his personalized message to family, friends and teammates. (Photo from The Oahuan yearbook / March 23, 2007)
Barack Obama shakes hands during his graduation ceremony from PunahouSchoolin 1979. While in his early teens, Obama chose to stay at the school and live with his grandparents after his mother decided to move back to Jakarta, Indonesia.
At his high school graduation, Barack Obama gets a hug from his grandmother Madelyn as his grandfather Stanley beams. His maternal grandparents raised Obama in Hawaii while his mother was living in Indonesia.
Barack and first born
A Família
Nós somos filhos de Deus. Precisamos sonhar alto. Deixe a sua luz brilhar cada vez mais alto, para que outras pessoas e sintam mais seguras ao seu lado. Liberte-se de seus medos. Jogue fora os seus medos. À medida que nos libertamos de nosso próprio medo, nossa presença automaticamente liberta aos outros. "Nós nascemos para resplandecermos a glória de Deus.
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