Barack Obama won his fifth Emmy for outstanding narration for his Netflix documentary series “Working: What We Do All Day” at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards.
The series, co-produced by Obama and his wife Michelle, explores the meaning and significance of work.
Inspired by Studs Terkel’s book “Working,” it aims to highlight and appreciate the diverse work people do. (Trending: U.S. State Passes Personal Pronoun Ban)
Congratulations to President Barack Obama for winning an Emmy for Outstanding Narrator for ‘Working: What We Do All Day’ #CreativeArtsEmmys pic.twitter.com/hmKLy9KQNo
— Black Girl Nerds (@BlackGirlNerds) January 8, 2024
According to Netflix, the series “explores the ways in which we find meaning in our work and how our experiences and struggles connect us on a human level.”
Michelle Obama said, “When we make sure that everyone feels their work is respected, that everyone’s contribution is honored, and that everyone is getting paid enough to truly take a part in the life of our communities, we reinforce the trust between us that makes everything in our lives possible.”
The project is a joint production by Concordia Studio and Higher Ground, the production company founded by the Obamas in 2018.
Here's a clip from President Obama's Emmy-award winning series WORKING: WHAT WE DO ALL DAY.
Randi earns $10/hour working in rural Mississippi.pic.twitter.com/zZxM38KOuh https://t.co/KzTkYFv1zD
— CONFIRM JUDGE SCOTT COLOM 👨🏾⚖️ (@jallen1985) January 9, 2024
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